Robert Case

North Kingstown School Committee Vice Chair

School Committee · Current officeholder

Robert Case is vice chair of the School Committee. Most of the public record collected here involves school facilities, capital planning, and construction.

Current office
North Kingstown School Committee Vice Chair
Representation
North Kingstown
Current status
In office
Last profile review
September 26, 2026

Overview

Current office
North Kingstown School Committee Vice Chair
Body
School Committee
Leadership role
Vice Chair
Representation
North Kingstown

Committee assignments

Documented record

Votes, motions, agenda requests, and other actions found in official records.

Newest first. Seconding a motion is not a yes vote. Actions by the full Council or Committee are labeled separately.

Verified official record

Add $16 million to the Capital Improvement Plan

Motion made

Case moved to add $16 million to the school Capital Improvement Plan. Megan Reilly seconded. The motion passed 3-2.

This is a CIP addition, not a claim that $16 million was spent right away.

Result: Passed 3-2

Roll call

Yes
Dr. Erin W. Earle, Robert Case, Sheri Kennedy
No
Jennifer Lima, Megan Reilly

Official record

North Kingstown School Department · Feb 10, 2025

NK Stage 2 Addendum No. 2a: February 11, 2025 School Committee actions

Verified official record

Add $16 million to the CIP: vote

Vote: Yes

Case voted yes on his motion to add $16 million to the CIP.

Result: Passed 3-2

Roll call

Yes
Dr. Erin W. Earle, Robert Case, Sheri Kennedy
No
Jennifer Lima, Megan Reilly

Official record

North Kingstown School Department · Feb 10, 2025

NK Stage 2 Addendum No. 2a: February 11, 2025 School Committee actions

Verified official record

Title IX / anti-harassment policy revisions

Motion seconded

Case seconded Lima's motion involving the Title IX and anti-harassment policy revisions and voted yes. The motion passed unanimously.

Result: Passed unanimously

Official record

North Kingstown School Department · Feb 10, 2025

NK Stage 2 Addendum No. 2a: February 11, 2025 School Committee actions

Verified official record

Wickford Middle School planned capacity increase

Motion made

Case moved to increase planned capacity from 400 to 525 students for potential reimbursement purposes. Kennedy seconded. The motion passed unanimously.

Result: Passed unanimously

Official record

North Kingstown School Department · Feb 10, 2025

NK Stage 2 Addendum No. 2a: February 11, 2025 School Committee actions

Shared School Committee context

These items apply to the School Committee as a public body. They are not individual findings against this officeholder.

Verified official record

Rhode Island Attorney General Open Meetings Act decision

Legal/process findingInstitutional finding

The Rhode Island Attorney General found that the North Kingstown School Committee violated the Open Meetings Act in some respects because several June 2026 agenda items were not sufficiently descriptive. The decision rejected other allegations where no discussion or action occurred.

The finding applied to the School Committee as a public body. It is not an individual violation finding against any single member.

Institutional finding: attach to School Committee profiles as shared context.

Official record

Rhode Island Attorney General · Jul 21, 2026

Rhode Island Attorney General Open Meetings Act Decision OM 26-28

North Kingstown issues connected to this record

  • Schools & School Committee

    He moved the $16 million CIP addition and the Wickford Middle School planned-capacity increase, and seconded Title IX policy revisions.

    Read the Save NK issue brief →
  • Taxes, Bonds & Town Spending

    His motions deal with school capital planning numbers that feed town spending decisions.

    Read the Save NK issue brief →

Sources

Every source used on this page is listed below. Town and school records are grouped separately from campaign statements and news reporting.

School Department records

Rhode Island agencies

About this profile

Save North Kingstown builds these pages from public records, meeting materials, campaign statements, and other named sources. Campaign and self-published claims are labeled separately from government actions confirmed in primary records.

Last reviewed: September 26, 2026

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