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Shawnee Heights board approves routine business and, after executive sessions, recommends termination of an employee
Summary
The board approved the agenda, minutes and consent business unanimously, moved into two executive sessions (one on negotiations and one on personnel) and, after the personnel session, voted 5-0 to recommend termination of the employee discussed (referred to in the transcript as 'mister Hirsch').
The Shawnee Heights board approved routine business at the start of the meeting, including an amended agenda and the previous meeting's minutes. "Motion by Rosa" was recorded for the agenda reordering, and the board announced the result of the vote as '5 0.' The approval of the minutes was recorded as 'Motion by Christina' and was likewise approved 5-0.
Business by consent was moved by Rocky Busnitz and seconded by Christina Fleming; one board member stated they were "not in favor of one of those retirements" but voted yes and asked that their dissent be recorded for the public record. The board approved the consent items 5-0.
Later in the meeting the board went into executive session to "discuss a negotiated contract pursuant to the exception for employer employee negotiations under coma," with a 15-minute recess announced. The motion to enter the executive session was seconded and approved 5-0.
After other business and a later executive session to discuss an individual employee's performance, the board returned and a motion was made to "recommend the termination for the employee we discussed." The motion was seconded and approved, with the transcript recording the vote as 5-0. The transcript names the employee as 'mister Hirsch' in discussion of the item. The board then moved to adjourn.
The transcript records votes and motions but does not include further details on personnel files or the employee-termination paperwork; the motions were recorded verbally in the meeting minutes as shown in the board recording.
