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Liberty board convenes executive session on superintendent; votes to have legal counsel contact doctor
Summary
After an executive session under open‑meeting law, the board voted 5‑0 to authorize legal counsel to communicate with Superintendent Dr. Courtney Munro. The meeting included a separate unanimous vote earlier to enter executive session under statutory authority.
The Liberty Elementary Governing Board convened an executive session on April 15 to discuss matters related to the superintendent’s status and contract.
At 7:01 p.m. the board voted to go into executive session under Arizona law (ARS § 38‑431), citing discussion of assignment of a public officer and consultation with legal counsel. The roll call before the closed session showed unanimous consent to move into executive session.
After the closed-door session the board returned to public session and, during item 8.3, President Michael Todd moved that the board advise the district’s legal counsel to communicate with Superintendent Dr. Courtney Munro. The motion was seconded and carried on a unanimous 5‑0 vote.
The board did not make additional public comment about the content of the executive session; Arizona open‑meeting law permits confidential discussion in executive session when the subject is assignment, employment or legal consultation.
Ending
The board recorded the action in the meeting minutes and directed legal counsel to proceed. No further public details of the content of the executive session were released.
