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Huron Valley board names representative and explicitly supports Gary Huff for ISD seat

Huron Valley Schools Board of Education · May 19, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a single resolution designating Stacy Sattler (with Heather Kerrigan as alternate) to represent the district in the Oakland Schools ISD election on June 1 and directed that representative to vote for candidate Gary Huff for a six-year term; the motion passed by roll call.

The Huron Valley Schools Board of Education adopted a one-step resolution designating an administrative representative to cast the district’s vote in the Oakland Schools Intermediate School District election and formally expressing the board’s support for a single candidate.

Speaker 6 presented the item and explained the request: the resolution designates Stacy Sattler, a supervisor in human resources, as the board’s voting representative for the ISD election on June 1 and names Heather Kerrigan as an alternate if Sattler is unable to attend. The packet noted there is a single candidate for the position, Gary Huff, a Troy resident and long-time Troy school board member.

“The board supports candidate Gary Huff for one position on the Oakland Schools Intermediate School District Board of Education for a term of six years ending 06/30/2032,” the presenter read from the resolution. The resolution also directed the named representative to vote for Gary Huff on the first ballot taken at the June 1 electoral meeting.

Board members asked whether the two items (designating the representative and supporting the candidate) were separate votes; administration confirmed the resolution is a one-step action that accomplishes both. The board adopted the resolution by roll-call vote.

The district’s designated representative will deliver the board’s vote between 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. on June 1, per the materials included in the board packet.