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Grafton School Committee elects vice chair and clerk, approves warrants and votes to enter executive session

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Summary

Committee members elected a vice chair and clerk, unanimously approved warrants, and voted to enter executive session to discuss collective bargaining or litigation; roll call votes were recorded for the executive session motion.

Grafton — At the meeting the Grafton School Committee conducted organizational business including elections for vice chair and clerk, approved warrants, and voted to enter executive session.

During officer elections the committee considered competing nominations for vice chair. A nomination for Rebecca was declined; the motion on the floor elected Laura as vice chair. The committee then nominated and elected Rebecca Fockel as clerk. Both motions were called to a voice vote and approved by the committee.

The committee approved warrants numbered 44, 45, 46 and 47 on a motion by a committee member; the motion was made and seconded and carried on a voice vote.

Later the committee voted to enter executive session “to discuss strategy with respect to collective bargaining or litigation,” citing the standard exemption that an open meeting might have a detrimental effect on the bargaining or litigating position. The chair called for a roll call vote. The roll call as read in the meeting record was: Kristi Kielbasinski, aye; Stella Relewicznik, aye; Rebecca Sogel, aye; Laura Ofton, aye; Leora Brahm, aye. The committee recessed into executive session following the vote.

No additional formal actions were taken in open session after the roll call recorded in the meeting minutes.