2023 Election: Weld RE-4, RE-5J and more school districts gain new, familiar school board members
The remainder of the election results continued to trail in late Wednesday afternoon.
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The remainder of the election results continued to trail in late Wednesday afternoon.
Unofficial election results for school boards across Weld County rolled in Tuesday night, indicating some new and familiar faces at districts across the county.
"We wanted to just do a few little things to recognize what you've given to this district over the last two years," board president Michael Wailes said. "And try, in a very feeble way, to pay some gratitude to you for that."
Arnold's lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court of Colorado is one of two pending suits against the district, a system of approximately 4,000 students in Milliken and Johnstown.
Scott Nielsen, an assistant superintendent of secondary schools at Poudre School District, was selected by the RE-5J board over three other finalists on March 22. Nielsen's contract was unanimously approved by the board of education at its April 5 meeting.