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The corporation's board record; the federal filing (Greene's district); the Tribune's 2026 election coverage through 3 November 2026
The Board of School Trustees has seven members — five by district, two at large — on four-year terms; its 2026 officers are President Stuart Greene, Vice President Carlos Leyva, and Secretary Kate Lee. Roseland's seat is District 5: the federal filing in the Save Clay case states that Trustee Greene "represents a district that contains Clay Township," and the Tribune's 2026 coverage names Greene as the sitting District 5 trustee — the same Greene who voted against closing the town's high school and sued beside Save Clay. (The identification runs through the township, not a town-precinct lookup; and the district's own 2024 redistricting map and precinct list were reported in October 2026 to conflict with each other — though the County Clerk verified the 2026 ballots themselves correct under the redistricting resolution.) The seat turned over on 3 November 2026: Greene did not seek re-election, and John Paczesny stood as the lone candidate in an uncontested race. No post-election source naming him the winner was reached — in an uncontested race he is the presumptive trustee-elect, printed at exactly that strength; Greene sits through the end of 2026 and Paczesny is expected to take the seat when the board seats in January 2027, with the Clerk's official canvass as the settler (G-SC-9). One wider governance item prints at pointer: Senate Bill 248 (January 2026) proposed replacing the elected board with an appointed body from July 2026; the trustees and public opposed it, and by March 2026 coverage it stood withdrawn.