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Chase County Schools board member sworn in, recites oath of office
Summary
A Chase County Schools school board member recited the oath of office, pledging to uphold the U.S. and Nebraska constitutions and to perform board duties impartially; the transcript records only the oath and does not identify the individual or provide a date.
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A Chase County Schools school board member recited the oath of office, pledging to support and defend the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of Nebraska and to faithfully and impartially perform the duties of the office, according to the meeting transcript.
The oath recorded in the transcript requires the officeholder to swear allegiance to both constitutions, to perform duties “according to law” and “to the best of my ability,” and states that the officeholder does not and will not advocate or be a member of any organization that seeks to overthrow the U.S. or Nebraska government by force or violence. The oath text also includes an explicit pledge ‘‘So help me God.’’
The transcript does not provide the sworn individual’s name, a date for the swearing, or further meeting proceedings; the segment is limited to the verbatim oath. Because the transcript contains only the oath text, no additional details about the appointee, the circumstances of the swearing, or subsequent board actions are recorded.
The person who recited the oath is identified in this report only by role: the Chase County Schools school board member. The transcript excerpt quoted and summarized here is the sole source for this account.
