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Tenaha ISD reorganizes leadership; Aaron Roland elected board president
Summary
At its June 2 meeting the Tenaha ISD Board of Trustees elected Aaron Roland as board president, Robert Barton as vice president and Eugene Bowden as secretary during a re-organization following swearing-in procedures. All three motions passed unanimously among members present.
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The Tenaha ISD Board of Trustees completed its annual re-organization at a June 2 regular meeting, electing Aaron Roland board president, Robert Barton vice president and Eugene Bowden secretary.
Superintendent Jerrod Campbell called for nominations. Eugene Bowden nominated Aaron Roland for president; Robert Barton moved to close nominations and the motion passed 6-0 with one member absent (Crystal Ogden). Eugene Bowden was then nominated and elected secretary, and Robert Barton was elected vice president by the same 6-0 margins. Each vote is recorded as Yea: 6, Nay: 0, Absent: 1.
The re-organization follows the meeting’s swearing-in activities and was handled by formal motions and roll-call-style vote announcements that appear in the record. The board roster for the meeting lists Robert Barton, Eugene Bowden, Cicily Cross-Blair, Brenda Farmer, Chip Roberson and Aaron Roland as present. Crystal Ogden was recorded as absent.
The re-organization motions were procedural and passed without recorded opposition. The board moved on to other agenda items after completing officer elections.
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