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Gresham-Barlow Board holds executive session, approves meeting agenda and notes two ceremonial resolutions

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Summary

At a special work session April 2, the Gresham-Barlow School District 10J Board of Education moved into an executive session under ORS 192.660(2)(f), approved the meeting agenda by voice vote and noted two resolutions for teacher and volunteer appreciation to be read at the business meeting.

The Gresham-Barlow School District 10J Board of Education met in a special work session April 2 and moved into an executive session under ORS 192.660(2)(f). The board also approved the meeting agenda by voice vote and flagged two ceremonial resolutions — one for teacher appreciation and one for volunteer appreciation — to be read at the following business meeting.

Board Chair Chris Howard announced the executive session, citing ORS 192.660(2)(f), and reminded the room that "No decision may be made in executive session." The board reconvened into open work-session business after the closed session.

The motion to approve the meeting agenda was moved by Vice Chair Holly Riegelman and seconded by Director David Lickitich. Chair Howard called for a voice vote; those present responded "Aye" and the chair announced no opposition. Recorded members in attendance who voted in favor were Chris Howard (Chair), Holly Riegelman (Vice Chair), Lake Peterson (Director), David Lickitich (Director) and Dr. Sean Farens (Director, joined virtually). Director Myra Gomez was absent.

Members discussed housekeeping of future board agenda items. Howard asked directors to use the district spreadsheet to add any topics they want scheduled for a future work session or business meeting and reminded attendees not to discuss agenda items outside of a public meeting. The transcript indicates the board believes the spreadsheet has "cleaned up" most pending topics but asked members to add items if further information or placement is needed.

The board noted two ceremonial resolutions on the agenda: one recognizing teachers and one recognizing volunteers. Howard asked for a volunteer to read the resolutions at the upcoming business meeting; no votes or final actions on those resolutions were recorded in the transcript of the work session.

The chair then adjourned the special work session and the board proceeded to its scheduled business meeting.