The meeting began with the reorganization process, where members nominated their peers for executive positions within the committee. The position of chair was filled without a need for a roll call vote. For the role of vice chair, a roll call vote determined the appointee, with a majority securing the position. The secretary clerk nomination proceeded without contest, again reflecting a unanimous vote.

Subsequent to the elections, the chair proceeded to assign members to various subcommittees. Considerations for these assignments included ongoing negotiations, long-term planning, and budgetary oversight. The chair emphasized the importance of maintaining consistency, especially during active negotiations, by keeping committee compositions stable. Assignments covered a range of areas such as budget, policy, transportation, safety and security, and community relations, among others.

The superintendent’s role in representing the district on regional and state boards was affirmed without the need for a motion, as it fell under the purview of the chair’s appointment authority. The meeting also addressed the involvement of committee members in various community and educational foundations.

The meeting concluded with routine motions for adjournment, which were promptly seconded and carried unanimously.