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Nyssa SD 26 board moves into executive session to discuss labor negotiations and superintendent evaluation
Summary
At the June 2 work session the chair announced the board would move into executive session under the statute cited in the transcript to deliberate on labor negotiations and to review and evaluate the superintendent's performance; board members agreed and the public portion ended.
Chair (speaker 2) announced at the end of the June 2 work session that the board would move into executive session "under the authority of ORS 192.660(2)(d)" (the transcript read the statute aloud in a spaced manner) to deliberate with persons designated to carry out labor negotiations and to review and evaluate the performance of the superintendent or other public officers; he noted that a person may request an open hearing if they wish.
Board members signaled agreement and the meeting moved into executive session. No votes or further action were recorded in the public transcript regarding outcomes of the executive session.
Why it matters: Executive sessions are closed to the public by statute for specified topics such as labor negotiations and personnel evaluations; boards often follow an executive session with any required public action in a later open meeting.
Next step: Any formal actions arising from the executive session would be recorded in subsequent public minutes or at the next open meeting if required by law.
