Middleton District board exits executive session and delivers superintendent evaluation

A Middleton District board member (name not specified) moved to end an executive session and the board then handed the superintendent his evaluation, the meeting record shows.

The move to reconvene was prompted by one board member saying, “I'd entertain a motion to come out of executive session.” Another person in the meeting replied, “I make a motion that we come out of executive session.” A second was voiced but not named. The board chair then called for the vote, saying, “All those in favor, say aye,” to which members replied, “Aye. Aye.”

After the vote, a board member told attendees, “I just wanna make a note that we have handed the superintendent, mister d's evaluation to him, and we are adjourned.” The meeting record does not include any details of the evaluation itself.

The action recorded was procedural: the board ended a closed executive session and delivered a personnel evaluation to the superintendent. The meeting then was adjourned. The public transcript does not record the contents of the evaluation or any further motions, so no policy changes or directives were recorded at the time.

Executive sessions commonly cover confidential personnel matters; the board's public remarks here were limited to the motion to end the closed session, the voice vote and the statement that the superintendent received the evaluation. No names beyond an internal reference to “Mr. D” were disclosed in the public record, and no additional follow-up tasks or dates were announced.

The Middleton District did not release further documentation in the meeting transcript that would disclose evaluation findings or next steps.