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Board approves consent items and multiple policies, enters executive session and votes to set a hearing on an employee termination

Boise School District Board of Trustees · August 11, 2025
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Summary

At the Aug. 11 meeting the board approved the consent agenda and policies (enclosures 24–34) by voice vote, entered executive session under Idaho Code 74-206(1)(b)(f) and then voted to set a hearing to consider termination of "employee A" under Idaho Code 33-513-5; the board did not announce a hearing date.

The Boise School District Board of Trustees approved the consent agenda (items 1–5 and closures 1–23) and a package of policies listed in enclosures 24–34 at its Aug. 11 meeting. Trustee Greeley moved approval of the consent agenda, Trustee Gregory seconded; the board voiced support and the motion passed. Trustee Greeley later moved to approve the policies listed under enclosures 24–34; the motion was seconded and passed with the policies effective immediately.

Later in the meeting Trustee Greeley moved that the board go into executive session, citing Idaho Code 74-206(1)(b)(f). The clerk conducted a roll call; trustees present answered "Aye" (President Wagers, Trustee Greeley, Trustee Gregory, Trustee Langley, Trustee Bennion, Trustee Donovan and Trustee Hassler) and the board entered executive session. After returning to open session, Trustee Greeley moved to accept the superintendent’s recommendation to set a hearing to consider the termination of "employee A" under Idaho Code 33-513-5; the motion was seconded and approved by the board. No hearing date was announced during the meeting.

The motions approving consent items and policies were made during regular open session and recorded by voice vote; the executive session entry used a roll call as required by statute. The board did not provide additional public details about the personnel matter at the meeting; the motion recorded the intent to schedule a hearing for employee A under the cited Idaho statute.