Susquehanna School Board appoints Warren Enoch; judge administers oath

The Susquehanna School Board voted to appoint Warren Enoch to a vacant seat on the board, and a judge administered his oath of office during the meeting. Board members moved and seconded the appointment and the motion was recorded in the transcript as passing unanimously in that vote.

Board members discussed Enoch’s community ties and public service during the motion. A board member noted Enoch’s prior interview with the board and described him as having long-term community involvement and a background with the United States Postal Service. The appointment was described in the meeting as filling a term expiring in December 2027.

Judge Royce Morris administered the oath of office for the Susquehanna School Board. After repeating the oath, Enoch addressed the board, saying he appreciated their confidence and that he would “try to do the best I can for the school district and its students, teachers, and administrative staff.” Board members welcomed Enoch and said they would follow up with next steps.

The board moved on to other agenda items after the swearing-in and asked staff to send meeting materials and next-step information to the new member.