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Shawnee Heights board moves to recommend termination of an employee after executive session

Shawnee Heights Board of Education · November 18, 2025
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Summary

After two executive-session notices, the board held an executive session and voted unanimously to recommend termination for an employee discussed in closed session; the board recorded the motion and a 5–0 vote.

The Shawnee Heights Board on Nov. 3 entered executive session to discuss an individual employee’s performance under the exception for non-elected personnel. After returning to open session, the board moved and seconded a recommendation to terminate the employee discussed in closed session and recorded an affirmative vote.

Minutes show the motion to recommend termination was made, seconded (motion by Bridal, second by Rosa) and the vote was recorded as '5 0.' The chair stated: 'I move that we recommend the termination for the employee we discussed.' The transcript does not record further details about the employee’s identity, the underlying allegations or the effective date of any personnel action.

The board had earlier discussed executive sessions for a contract negotiation pursuant to the exception for employer-employee negotiations; the later executive session concerned an individual employee’s performance under the exception for non-elected personnel. The transcript shows votes and motions but does not include a public statement of reason or any supporting documentation in the record provided.

The board adjourned following the personnel action vote. Because personnel matters were discussed in executive session, the public record in the transcript contains only the procedural motion and the recorded vote.