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Committee moves into executive session, then adjourns
Summary
At a Newburgh City School District committee meeting, members moved to enter an executive session and then adjourned; both motions passed by voice vote and individual votes were not recorded in the public transcript.
At a Newburgh City School District committee meeting, members moved to go into an executive session and later moved to adjourn; both motions passed by voice vote, according to the public transcript.
The transcript contains only procedural language and no substantive discussion. Speaker 1, a committee member identified in the meeting record, asked for a motion to enter executive session and said, “So moved. Second.” Speaker 2, also recorded as a committee member, asked, “All in favor, please say aye,” and a voice response of “Aye” was recorded.
After the executive session motion, Speaker 1 later asked for a motion to adjourn, again saying, “So moved. Second.” Speaker 2 repeated the call for a voice vote and Speaker 1 answered “Aye.” The public transcript does not record roll-call votes or named individual votes for either motion.
The meeting record provided to the public transcript contains no additional details on the reason for the executive session or any substantive items addressed during it. The minutes should be consulted for any further administrative notes or official timing and attendance information.
