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During the Crestwood school board's regular meeting on Thursday, September 18, the board unanimously accepted the immediate resignation of member John Peter Webby II. This unexpected announcement came as a surprise to many in attendance, raising questions about the reasons behind his departure.
Webby's resignation marks a significant change for the board, which has been working diligently to address various educational issues within the district. His tenure included involvement in several initiatives aimed at improving student outcomes and enhancing community engagement. The board expressed gratitude for Webby's contributions and dedication during his time in office.
In light of this resignation, the board will now need to discuss the process for filling the vacant position. This could involve appointing a temporary replacement or calling for a special election, depending on the district's policies. The board is expected to address this matter in upcoming meetings, ensuring that the leadership remains stable as the school year progresses.
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