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Wayne County Board of Education moves into closed session to discuss personnel, student and property matters

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Summary

At its June 2 regular meeting, the Wayne County Board of Education voted to enter a closed session citing confidential personnel matters, confidential student matters, attorney–client consultation and discussion of material terms for a real property purchase; the motion was amended before being seconded and approved by a show of hands.

The Wayne County Board of Education voted June 2 at its regularly scheduled meeting to go into a closed session to discuss confidential personnel matters, confidential student matters, consult with the board's attorney and consider the material terms for the purchase of real property.

The board's motion, which was amended on the floor to add discussion of the real property purchase, was seconded and approved by members raising their hands. Meeting remarks cited North Carolina statutes as the legal basis for the closed session; the transcript did not record a roll-call tally or additional public details about the matters to be discussed.

The board indicated the closed session topics were limited to personnel matters, student matters, attorney-client consultation and real property negotiations as permitted under the North Carolina statutes referenced during the motion. No further public deliberations or outcomes from the closed session were included in the public portion of the transcript.

Because the meeting moved into a closed session, the public record in the transcript ends with the board's entry into closed session. The transcript does not specify whether or when any subsequent public action or votes on the matters discussed would be scheduled or announced.