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New trustees sworn in as board reorganizes; longtime member steps down after 24 years
Summary
The Buffalo ISD Board of Trustees administered oaths of office to incoming trustees, held officer elections and heard farewell remarks from a trustee stepping down after 24 years of service.
A longtime trustee announced they are stepping down after 24 years and was thanked by colleagues before the board administered oaths to newly installed trustees.
During the reorganization the board opened nominations and elected officers by voice vote. The board president, Robert Fishbeck, presided over the reorganization and took the oath in open session. Clerk‑style proceedings included staff assistance during the oath; the formal oath language invoked the Constitution of the United States and the laws of Texas and included the closing “so help me God.”
Board members presented a small token of appreciation to the departing trustee and took a group photograph. The board then moved on to elections for officer roles; nominations for president, vice president, secretary and other officer roles were made and approved by voice/raised hands.
