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School board moves to executive session for potential litigation; attorney says roll call required
Summary
The board moved into executive session to discuss potential litigation. Attorney Nash Campbell, who identified himself at the meeting, said the closed session requires a roll call certification and estimated it would last 10–15 minutes; the board planned to act after returning.
During the work session, Speaker 2 moved to enter executive session to discuss potential litigation (SEG 341). Nash Campbell, who identified himself to the board as a licensed attorney in Alabama, clarified that the topic is potential litigation and that a roll call vote and subsequent certification are required for the executive session. He estimated the closed discussion would take about 10–15 minutes and said the board would take action after returning from the executive session.
The motion was introduced from the dais and no roll call vote was recorded in the public transcript before the board left for the closed session. Board members confirmed logistical arrangements to move to the conference room for the closed discussion.
The work session did not include additional public details about the subject matter of the potential litigation. Chair and board actions after the executive session were not captured in the public portion of the transcript provided.
