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Cabot School District board moves into executive session on personnel and litigation; motion made to approve personnel
Summary
At a Nov. 13 special meeting, the Cabot School District Board of Education announced an executive session to consider personnel and litigation; a motion to "approve personnel as it was presented" was made and seconded, and a voice vote was called. The transcript does not record the final outcome.
The Cabot School District Board of Education moved into an executive session on Nov. 13 (year not specified) to consider personnel matters and potential litigation, and a motion was made to approve personnel as presented.
Unidentified Speaker, the meeting chair, announced the executive session "to consider the employment, appointment, promotion, demotion, or resignation of employees and litigation matters," and said the board "will then reconvene in public session to vote on any related action." The board then proceeded to take a motion on personnel.
"I'll make a motion to approve personnel as it was presented," the Unidentified Speaker said. Another attendee replied, "Second." The chair called for a voice vote: "All in favor, say aye." A voice of "Aye" was recorded; the chair then asked, "All opposed?" The transcript does not record a roll-call tally or an explicit declaration that the motion passed or failed.
After the vote call, the meeting was adjourned. The record in the transcript contains no further details about the personnel items or any litigation matters discussed during the executive session. The board indicated it would reconvene in public session to vote on any related action, but the transcript does not include any subsequent public vote or additional information about the items under consideration.
