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Bowling Green board votes to enter executive session on personnel matters

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Summary

At its Feb. 18 meeting the Bowling Green City School District Board voted in a roll call to enter executive session to consider the compensation and employment of a public official or employee; motion carried unanimously by those recorded present.

The Bowling Green City School District Board voted on Feb. 18 to enter an executive session to consider the compensation and employment of a public official or employee.

A motion to move into executive session was made and seconded during the meeting’s public agenda. The board conducted a roll call vote with the following recorded responses: Dr. Gonyer, yes; Mrs. Solis, yes; Mr. Myers, yes; Mrs. Thompson, yes; and Mr. Beard, yes. The motion carried and the board moved into executive session. The motion’s mover and seconder were not named on the public transcript excerpt.

The board identified the purpose of the executive session as “considering the compensation and employment of a public official or employee,” which is a standard personnel exception that allows the board to meet privately under state law. The transcript does not record any decisions made during the closed session nor any subsequent public action in the excerpt provided.