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East Otero School District No. R1 board administers oath, elects officers at special organizational meeting
Summary
At a special organizational meeting that adjourned at 5:37 p.m., the East Otero School District No. R1 board recited the oath of office and approved nominations for president, vice president, secretary‑treasurer and several representative/delegate roles by roll-call votes.
Board members of the East Otero School District No. R1 recited the oath of office and selected their officers during a short special organizational meeting that concluded at 5:37 p.m.
The meeting opened with the swearing-in, during which board members affirmed they “do solemnly swear” to support the U.S. Constitution, the Constitution of the State of Colorado and laws made pursuant thereto. The board then moved to organizational business to select officers.
Nominations were opened for board president; a board member nominated Sarah Hines for the office and a second was recorded. Nominations were closed and a roll-call vote recorded affirmative responses from Mrs. Ayala, Mr. Bickl, Mrs. Hines, Mr. Coleman and Mr. Salser, approving the nomination.
The board followed the same process for vice president, with a nomination of Cameron Salbrunner that received a second and a unanimous roll‑call approval by the same voting members. A nomination of Stacy Ayala for secretary‑treasurer was likewise seconded and approved by roll call.
Stacy Ayala was also nominated and approved by roll call for multiple representative and delegate roles the board considered, including the Bosey's representative (transcript spelling), and the CASBY representative and delegate positions as named in the meeting. The board nominated Greg Corman as an alternate delegate; that nomination was seconded and approved by roll call.
Roll-call responses were recorded consistently as affirmative for the present members during these organizational votes. The meeting record concludes with the presiding officer adjourning the special meeting at 5:37 p.m.
The record provided no named mover or seconder for individual nominations beyond the verbal “second” that appears in the transcript, and no formal motion text beyond the spoken nominations. The transcript also contains variant spellings of some members’ names in roll-call passages; the article reports nominee names as spoken during nominations and lists roll‑call names as recorded in the transcript.
