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Brown Deer board votes to enter closed session citing state statute to discuss personnel
Summary
The Brown Deer School District board voted to move into closed session to discuss personnel matters, conducting a roll call in which all named members were recorded as voting 'Aye.' The board did not return to open session that night.
A motion to move into closed session for a personnel discussion was made during the Brown Deer School District board meeting and carried on a roll-call vote.
A board member moved that the board go into closed session "to pursue into Wisconsin state statute of 19.851 c" for the purpose of discussing personnel matters; the motion was seconded. The board conducted a roll-call vote in which each named member was recorded as voting "Aye." The transcript records an initial announcement of the tally as "7 to 0" and a subsequent correction to "6 to 0." The board then entered closed session at about 6:50 p.m. and did not return to open session that evening.
The motion cited a Wisconsin statute (transcript: "19.851 c"). The board clerk called the roll and recorded ayes for the members listed in the transcript. The board chair announced there would be no return to open session that night.
Because the discussion occurred in closed session, no further details about the personnel matter were disclosed during the public meeting.
Next steps: None announced in open session. The board said it will contact the selected candidate and make further announcements in open session at the June 25 meeting.
