Northville schools announce unofficial board election results, year-end transitions
Northville Public Schools has announced unofficial election results for three Board of Education seats, along with two members’ plans to leave the board at the end of December. In...
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Northville Public Schools has announced unofficial election results for three Board of Education seats, along with two members’ plans to leave the board at the end of December.
In a Nov. 4 community update, the district congratulated Melissa Stuart and Kim Campbell-Voytal on their reelection to second four-year terms. Incoming member Michael Cook’s term will begin Jan. 1, 2027, and run through Dec. 31, 2030.
The district cautioned that results from the Nov. 3 election remain unofficial until certified by the Board of Canvassers.
Board President Carin Meyer will leave the board at the end of December. In the update, Superintendent Dr. Webber thanked Meyer for her leadership and service to students, staff and families.
Board member Lisa McIntyre, who was elected to the Michigan House of Representatives, will also step down at the end of December to assume her new role, according to the district.
The district said information about the appointment process following McIntyre’s departure will be shared in the coming weeks. The update did not provide an application timeline or selection details.
