ISD 622 Elects Officers, Swears In New Member
The ISD 622 School Board elected its 2025 officers and swore in a new member during a special organizational meeting Tuesday evening.
Ke Yang was elected board chair, with Caleb Anderson as vice chair, Nancy Livingston as clerk and Julia Martins as treasurer. All officer positions were uncontested, with nominations made during previous work sessions in October, November and December.
Katie Swer was sworn in as the district's newest board member alongside reelected members. Swer was joined by family members including her husband Christian, son Quenton, parents Dwight and Mary Lundquist, and aunt Marge Blanish for the ceremony.
The board also adopted 19 routine organizational resolutions for 2025 without discussion. These resolutions typically establish operational procedures and policies for the coming year.
The brief meeting concluded the district's transition to its new board composition for 2025.
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Swearing-in and Introduction of School Board Members
Election of School Board Officers
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