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Interim superintendent appointed for Butts County school system
Summary
Meeting participants moved, seconded and signaled assent to a resolution appointing Mr. Will (surname recorded as Rosen and Rustin in the transcript) as interim superintendent of the Butts County school system; the meeting then adjourned.
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A motion to appoint an interim superintendent for the Butts County school system was made, seconded and accepted during the meeting.
A committee member said, "I'll make the motion to pass a resolution to appoint Will Rustin as interim superintendent of bus county school system," and another member seconded the motion. After brief remarks of thanks to the volunteer, the chair said there were "about five yeses" and declared the appointee to be the interim superintendent. The meeting then approved a motion to adjourn.
The chair thanked the individual for stepping into the role, saying, "I truly truly appreciate your leadership and you stepping up and not asking a question or a a moment of hesitation and just jumping in to lead us and do whatever we needed to do to keep moving forward." A later remark declared, "Mr. Will Rustin, you stand as our interim superintendent. We're so thankful for you."
The transcript contains two different surname spellings for the appointee (appearing as "Mr. Will Rosen" in one line and "Will Rustin" in others) and a typographical reference to "bus county" school system. This article uses "Butts County" for the jurisdiction name (normalized to the known local usage); the appointee's precise legal surname is not resolved in the record and is noted as ambiguous.
No formal roll-call vote with individual member names appears in the transcript; the chair's summary of "about five yeses" is the only recorded tally. After the appointment, the chair asked for other business, received no items, and a motion to adjourn was seconded and approved.
The meeting record does not list written authorities, ordinance numbers or a certified vote sheet in the provided segment; details such as the appointee's official start date, terms or any employment contract were not specified in the transcript.

