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Pawnee Re-12 School District recall, Grover, Colorado (2010)
The school board has 5 seats. All 5 elected school board members were subject to the recall election; however, one recall target (Steve Wolfe) resigned before the election. On December 14, then, the date of the recall, the remaining four members were removed from office.[1]
The four recalled school board members were:
- Mary Burson. Burson's term would have expired in 2013.
- Board vice-president Wayne Shoemaker. His term would have expired in 2011.
- Board president Donald Johnston. His termw would have expired in 2011.
- Board secretary Jake Henderson. His term would have expired in 2013.[1]
Reason for recall
The reason listed on the recall petition and the ballot statement by recall supporters said that the reason for the recall was because the school board members "failed to perform (their) fiduciary duty by exhibiting unprofessional behavior that is not for the greater good of the school and the community."[2]
Replacements
Scott Tietmeyer, Kenneth Everitt, Charles Nussbaum, Philip McKinley and Patrick Lloyd were elected to replace the previous board.[2]
Size of district
The Pawnee R-12 school district has fewer than 100 students in grades K-12.[3] Its annual budget is $1.8 million.[4]
The school district employs about 15 teachers and serves the north Weld County communities of Grover, Hereford and Keota.[5]
See also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Greeley Tribune, "Pawnee Re-12 School District Board of Education get all new members in recall election", December 14, 2010
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Face the State, "Updated: Recall without a reason?", December 14, 2010
- ↑ 9 News, "Small school district recalls entire school board"
- ↑ Greeley Tribune, "Pawnee school board recall answer due Tuesday night", December 13, 2010
- ↑ Greeley Tribune, "Pawnee Re-12 residents force recall of school board", November 5, 2010
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