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Stratford School District board votes to enter executive session on superintendent’s employment
Summary
The Stratford School District board voted to go into executive session at 5 p.m. to discuss the superintendent’s employment. The closed session will include legal counsel and may include Heather Ward, the board said; the vote was taken by voice with no roll call recorded in the transcript.
The Stratford School District board voted at 5 p.m. to enter an executive session to discuss the superintendent’s employment, the meeting chair said.
The move to close the meeting for a personnel discussion was made during the board’s opening business. The chair initially referred to the item as the “superintendent’s contract” and then corrected the wording to “superintendent’s employment.” The board called for a motion to enter executive session that, according to the chair, would include Attorney Dugas, the board, and, if needed, Heather Ward.
Supervisor Corbier made the motion to enter executive session; Representative Kennedy seconded it. The transcript records a voice vote in which those present responded “Aye.” No opposing votes or recorded roll-call tally appear in the transcript.
Board members did not provide further detail in public about the substantive grounds for the executive session, and no formal action on the superintendent’s employment was recorded in the public portion of the transcript. The chair indicated participants who would attend the closed session, and the meeting then proceeded to the executive session.
No additional public materials, timelines or outcomes for any personnel action were provided in the recorded portion of the meeting.
