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Board enters closed session for administrator evaluation and safety plan under state statutes
Summary
The board moved into closed session under Wisconsin statutes to consider administrator evaluation and discuss a school safety plan; a roll-call vote was recorded and the board indicated it did not expect to return to open session.
The Germantown School District Board moved into closed session at 8:20 p.m. on Jan. 27 under Wisconsin Statutes 19.85(1)(c) to consider employment, promotion, compensation and performance evaluation data for district administrators, and 19.85(1)(d) to consider strategy for crime detection or prevention related to a school safety plan.
A roll-call vote was taken: the transcript records “Ewart? Yes. Brown? Yes. Arne is a yes. Loathe? Yes. Pollock? Yes. Higginbotham? Yes.” The board announced it did not anticipate returning to open session at the end of the meeting.
This closed session followed the board’s routine process for personnel evaluation and security planning.
