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Unspecified governing body approves personnel items and dismisses substitute teacher Tina de Blasio

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Summary

A meeting record shows a motion to return to open session and unanimous votes approving personnel items 19a–f and the dismissal of substitute teacher Tina de Blasio; the transcript does not identify the governing body, meeting date, or reasons for the dismissal.

An unnamed governing body voted to return to open session and approved personnel items 19a–f, then voted to dismiss substitute teacher Tina de Blasio, according to the meeting transcript excerpt provided. The record shows motions were made and seconded and that members recorded “aye” votes on the actions.

The transcript begins with a motion to return to open session that was moved and seconded; the record then shows multiple members answering “Aye.” The body later took a single grouped vote on items 19a through 19f, listed in the transcript as personnel actions, and the motion carried with “Aye” votes from members recorded in the excerpt. The transcript records a separate motion on item 19g for the dismissal of substitute teacher Tina de Blasio; that motion was moved, seconded and carried with recorded “Aye” votes.

The transcript does not identify the name of the governing body, the meeting date or location, the mover or seconder names for the motions, the text or substance of items 19a–f, or any staff reports or rationale for the dismissal. The names recorded in the vote sequence of the excerpt are transcribed as: Patrus, Jaime, Hennigan, Hartwig, Forsterling, Haicker, Dean, Petras, Beatrice, Heimink, Eicher, Eusebait Gibson, Patras, Yousefey (spelling and exact identity as presented in the transcript). The record also contains a brief adjournment motion that was approved with an “Aye” vote.

Because the excerpt lacks detailed item descriptions, supporting materials, and full identification of meeting participants, this article reports only the actions shown in the transcript excerpt: a return to open session, approval of personnel items 19a–f, and approval of the dismissal of substitute teacher Tina de Blasio. The transcript does not show any discussion, explanation of cause, or appeals process related to the dismissal.