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Stevensville board elects new chair and vice chair, reappoints district clerk
Summary
The Stevensville School Board completed its annual reorganization, swearing in new trustee Gail Johnstone, electing Stephanie Esch as chair and Jen Gudjeman as vice chair, and reappointing Kearney as district clerk; trustees also set an application window for an open board seat.
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The Stevensville School Board completed its annual reorganization at a special meeting, swearing in newly seated trustee Gail Johnstone and electing a new leadership team for the coming year.
After the clerk administered the oath of office to Gail Johnstone, the board followed Policy 11/20 to nominate and vote for leadership. By voice vote, the board elected Stephanie Esch as chair and Jen Gudjeman as vice chair. "Thank you, guys. I appreciate the trust and the confidence. I don't take it lightly," the newly elected chair said after the vote.
Board members also reappointed Kearney as district clerk. The appointment passed by voice vote; the record contains inconsistent first-name references to the clerk in packet materials and meeting remarks (the packet references both "Glenda Kearney" and "Linda Kearney"). The board did not provide a clarifying statement in the meeting record about that discrepancy.
Trustees outlined the next steps for new-member orientation and committee assignments, and said they will schedule training and check-ins with each trustee over the summer. The board opened a call for letters of application for the open school board seat; the application period will begin the day after the meeting and close on June 4 at 4 p.m., with candidate interviews scheduled for 6 p.m. on June 9 prior to the regular meeting.
The reorganization and appointments were completed by voice vote at the special meeting; no recorded roll-call tallies were included in the meeting record.

