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Marlboro Township School District board moves into executive session after offering audience chance to speak
Summary
At a meeting of the Marlboro Township School District Board of Education, the board voted to enter an executive session after the presiding official offered members of the audience an opportunity to speak; no public comments were made and the motion was carried.
The Marlboro Township School District Board of Education moved into an executive session after the presiding official called for a motion and offered members of the audience a final chance to comment before the closed session.
The presiding official asked for a motion to “move us into exec” and sought a second from Miss Gandhi, a board member. After asking the audience whether anyone wished to comment, and receiving no responses, the presiding official called for the vote and announced that the motion to enter executive session was carried.
The board did not specify the subject matter of the executive session on the public record during the portion of the meeting captured in the transcript. No formal roll-call vote tally was recorded in the transcript provided; the presiding official asked, “All in favor? Any opposed?” and then stated the motion was carried.
The board’s decision to move into executive session followed the standard practice of offering the public an opportunity to speak before closing a meeting to the public. The transcript does not record any public comments, the exact phrasing of the final motion beyond what is quoted above, nor any timeline for returning to open session.
