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Hannibal board swears in members, elects officers and moves to closed session

Hannibal Public Schools Board of Education · April 16, 2026
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Summary

At an organization meeting, Hannibal Public Schools re-swore board members, elected officers including a board president, vice president and treasurer, approved routine appointments and voted to enter closed session under Missouri statute; motions passed by voice votes, and the closed-session roll call was 4–0.

Megan administered the oath of office as three board members were re-sworn to serve Hannibal Public Schools, after which the board moved through its annual organization business.

Members appointed a temporary chairperson to run the meeting and then took nominations for officers. A nomination for Nellie to serve as board president was seconded and approved by voice vote; the chair reported "Seven in." The board also elected Stacy as vice president and Tasha Coleman as treasurer, each by motion, second and voice approval. Stacy was later named the district's MSBA delegate with Janelle Lee approved as alternate. Megan was confirmed as secretary to the board and Martha as alternate secretary.

The board moved to adjourn the organization portion of the meeting and convene its regular session. Later, with no patrons signed up for public comment, the board voted to adjourn the regular meeting and enter a closed session to discuss personnel matters, student records and other individually identifiable issues as allowed under Missouri Revised Statutes section 610.021 (paragraphs 1–6 and 13). The motion carried on a roll-call vote of 4–0.

No contested election results or outside nominations were recorded during the meeting; competitive items were handled by standard motion-and-second procedure.