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Pontiac board approves resolution censuring Trustee Jennifer Dooley

Pontiac City School District Board of Education · November 17, 2025
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Summary

At its Nov. 17 meeting the Pontiac City School District board approved a resolution censuring Trustee Jennifer Dooley by a 5–2 vote after accepting an edited version of the resolution; the minutes record the vote but do not include the resolution text or factual findings.

The Pontiac City School District Board of Education voted Nov. 17 to approve a resolution censuring Trustee Jennifer Dooley. The motion, moved by G. Kevin Gross and supported by Kenyada Bowman, passed 5–2; Trustees Tanisha Miller and Jennifer Dooley voted no.

"A MOTION WAS MADE TO APPROVE RESOLUTION FOR THE CENSURE OF BOARD MEMBER JENNIFER DOOLEY - APPROVED," the meeting minutes state. The board first recessed for five minutes and then accepted a revised version of the resolution that included an edited date and the removal of Trustee Miller's name before the vote. The minutes record the procedural steps and the roll-call vote but do not include the full text of the resolution or the factual basis for the censure.

Board President Dr. Anisha Hannah presided over the action; G. Kevin Gross and Kenyada Bowman are recorded as the motion mover and supporter. The minutes do not quote or summarize statements by trustees or the subject of the resolution during the deliberation. Because the minutes contain no narrative describing allegations or findings, the factual substance underlying the censure is not specified in the public record of this meeting.

The board did not announce a follow-up hearing date or additional investigatory steps in the minutes. The next procedural step listed in the meeting minutes is routine board business; the minutes do not indicate any implementation actions tied to the censure within this session.