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Washington Township School District board votes on motion concerning Dr. Eric Hitz
Summary
During a board meeting (date not specified), members recorded a motion "to place doctor Eric Hitz on absolutely any further action of the board." A second was not recorded, one speaker called the vote symbolic and warned of potential liability, and a partial roll call recorded two "yes" votes.
The Washington Township School District board took a recorded vote on a motion "to place doctor Eric Hitz on absolutely any further action of the board" during a board meeting (date not specified).
The motion's proposer and a formal second were not identified in the transcript. Speaker 2 asked aloud, "Not a second? Any discussion? I have discussion." Speaker 3 then warned members about the nature of the vote: "Okay. I'm gonna be very careful with my words. The vote tonight is definitely gonna be symbolic, of a lot of things, And, I hope that the board members already take it very seriously, and they also make sure that they realize what they're doing in terms of causing any potential liability in the future."
A roll call that followed recorded responses from two board members. In the transcript Missus Lou responded, "Yes," and Miss Nancy responded, "Yeah." The transcript does not record additional votes or the full tally; the meeting record available here shows only those two affirmative responses.
The motion's text in the record is limited to the quoted language; the transcript does not specify what administrative effect, if any, the motion is intended to have (for example, suspension, removal, or administrative restriction), nor does it reference a specific policy, ordinance, statute, or personnel code authorizing the action.
Because the meeting transcript shows no formal mover or recorded second and provides only a partial roll call, the precise legal or procedural status of the motion (including whether it met any required voting threshold or whether further action is required to implement it) is not specified in the available record.
The meeting record does not state next steps, appeal processes, or a timeline for any implementation. No additional context about Dr. Eric Hitz's role, presence at the meeting, or response was included in the transcript.
