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Madison Metropolitan School District board enters closed session to review student disciplinary cases
Summary
The Madison Metropolitan School District Board of Education voted 5-0 to go into closed session to review disciplinary proceedings and decisions involving individual students, citing Wisconsin Statutes, the presiding officer said.
The Madison Metropolitan School District Board of Education voted 5-0 at its meeting (date not specified) to enter a closed session to review disciplinary proceedings and decisions involving individual students, the board’s presiding officer said.
The motion to move into closed session said it was made “pursuant to Wisconsin Statutes sections 19.85(1)(a), (f) and (g); 118.125; and 120.13(1)(e),” the presiding officer said when making the motion. The motion was seconded by Board member Maya (last name not specified).
Board member Mosner Faldo, Board member Simpkin, Board member Castro, Vice President Pierson and the presiding officer all voted “aye” during a roll call, and the board proceeded into the closed session. The transcript records the votes as: Mosner Faldo — Aye; Simpkin — Aye; Castro — Aye; Vice President Pierson — Aye; and the presiding officer — Aye.
According to the motion language in the public portion of the meeting, the purpose of the closed session was to review disciplinary proceedings and decisions involving individual students. The transcript does not record further public discussion of the substance of those proceedings or any public votes on disciplinary outcomes.
No date, case identifiers, student names, or detailed next steps were specified in the public record excerpt provided.
