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Board votes to enter closed session under statutory exemptions
Summary
The board voted to go into closed session under North Carolina General Statute 143‑318.11 subsections A(1), A(3) and A(6) to consult with legal counsel, discuss confidential personnel matters and pending litigation.
At the end of the public meeting Oct. 27, the Davidson County Board of Education voted to go into closed session. The chair cited North Carolina General Statute 143‑318.11 A(1) (personnel/employee privacy), A(3) (attorney‑client privilege/consultation with counsel) and A(6) (to discuss qualifications/appointment/conditions of public officers or employees) and also referenced pending litigation identified in the meeting materials.
A board member moved to enter closed session; the motion passed on an affirmative vote. The public record in the transcript shows the board proceeded into closed session following the vote. The transcript does not record roll‑call names for the vote or a written second in the public minutes.
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