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Dayton City School Board exits executive session on personnel, approves consent items
Summary
The Board of Education of the Dayton City School District left an executive session about employment and dismissal of a public employee, then approved consent agenda items including A5 and A7; A7 passed with one recorded no vote by board member Joseph Smith.
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The Board of Education of the Dayton City School District exited an executive session concerning the employment and dismissal of a public employee and proceeded to vote on consent agenda items, including items identified in the record as A5 and A7. The board then moved to adjourn.
The executive session was described on the record as focused on employment and dismissal of a public employee; the board did not disclose further personnel details during the public meeting. A board member moved to exit the executive session and the motion was seconded. Members recorded affirmative votes and the meeting continued to the consent agenda.
On consent item A5 the board recorded affirmative votes from President Goodwin, Mr. Lacey, Mr. Smith, Ms. Reinhardt and Ms. Wick and the item was approved. On item A7 Mr. Smith voted no while President Goodwin, Mr. Lacey, Ms. Reinhardt and Ms. Wick voted yes; the motion on A7 passed. The minutes reflect the roll calls and recorded votes but do not specify the substantive content of A5 or A7 in the provided transcript.
A motion to adjourn was made and seconded (the second was recorded as Mr. Lacey) and the board recorded five affirmative votes to close the meeting. The board did not announce further public actions or next steps for the executive-session personnel matter during the public portion of the meeting.

