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Board approves nondisclosure agreement for two members‑elect and votes to enter executive session
Summary
At its May 21 meeting the SOUTH COUNTRY CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Board of Education approved a nondisclosure agreement covering board member‑elect Robert Feliceta and Christopher Ross, authorized the board president to sign it, and then voted to enter executive session to discuss a person’s medical or employment history.
The Chair opened the May 21 SOUTH COUNTRY CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Board of Education meeting and asked for a motion to approve a nondisclosure agreement covering board member‑elect Robert Feliceta and Christopher Ross and to authorize the board president to execute it on behalf of the board.
"Board of Education hereby approves the nondisclosure agreement with board member elect Robert Feliceta and Christopher Ross, and authorize the board president to execute such agreement on behalf of the Board of Education," the Chair said. Miss Dolores moved the motion and Miss Kavanaugh seconded. There was no discussion; the Chair called for a vote and said, "Motion carries unanimous."
After that vote, the Chair opened the floor for a separate motion to enter executive session "to discuss medical or employment history of a particular person." Mister Lowell moved the motion and Mister Barry seconded. Again, there was no discussion and the Chair announced that the motion carried.
The meeting record shows the board took two formal actions: approval of the nondisclosure agreement covering the two board members‑elect and a vote to enter executive session to discuss a personnel/medical matter. The transcript does not specify the numerical vote tally, the text of the nondisclosure agreement beyond its existence, nor the identity of the person whose medical or employment history was to be discussed.
The board proceeded to the executive session following the carried motion. No further public actions or remarks are recorded in the provided transcript.
