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Nashoba committee announces remedy for open‑meeting‑law complaint about prior executive session
Summary
The Nashoba Regional School Committee publicly announced a remedy after receiving an open‑meeting‑law complaint: it said the previous meeting’s executive session pertained to litigation and bargaining with Unit A (the NREA) and that it will file the remedy with the Attorney General’s office.
Chair Robin told the committee on Feb. 11 that the district received an open‑meeting‑law complaint (dated Jan. 29, 2026) concerning a prior executive‑session motion that lacked specific bargaining‑unit language. The committee announced a remedy: the earlier executive session was held for litigation and bargaining with Unit A of the NREA, and the district will submit that remedy to the Attorney General’s office as required.
Robin thanked the public for raising the concern and said the missing language was a drafting omission; the committee said it had consulted counsel and will be more careful with motion language going forward. No further action was taken beyond the announcement and plan to file the remedy.
