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Gresham‑Barlow board appoints Arasto Serra to fill at‑large vacancy

March 06, 2026 | Gresham-Barlow SD 10J, School Districts, Oregon


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Gresham‑Barlow board appoints Arasto Serra to fill at‑large vacancy
The Gresham‑Barlow School Board voted on March 5 to appoint Arasto Serra to the at‑large board position 7, filling a vacancy created by a November resignation.

Board chair introduced the process: the board advertised the vacancy, received 12 applications, screened to four finalists and interviewed candidates in February. Following individual ranking by board members, a motion to appoint Serra was moved and seconded and carried by voice vote, recorded as 5–1 in favor.

Serra accepted the appointment and took the oath of office during the meeting. The oath, administered by the chair, included standard pledges to support the constitutions of the United States and Oregon and to discharge board duties impartially.

Board discussion acknowledged the quality of applicants and encouraged those not appointed to continue engagement with district work and committees. The appointment fills the seat through June 30, 2027; appointees typically must run in the next election cycle for continued service.

No additional board duties were assigned at the meeting beyond the oath; procedures for orientation and integration into committees will follow as staff coordinates with Serra.

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