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State Board of Education moves into executive session for superintendent candidate interviews
Summary
At its meeting, the State Board of Education entered an executive session to conduct superintendent candidate interviews, citing Ohio Revised Code §121.22(g)(1) and (g)(3). The board returned to open meeting and immediately adjourned; no public business was conducted in executive session.
The State Board of Education moved into an executive session to conduct superintendent candidate interviews after a motion citing Ohio law.
The chair announced that the board would "be moving into executive session for the superintendent candidate interviews" and said the board would either return from executive session at the end of the day with a vote on a potential candidate or remain in executive session until the end of the meeting. The chair added that "there will be no public business conducted by the board at this time in executive session." (Chair)
Member Maguire moved that "the State Board of Education go into executive session pursuant to Ohio Revised Code section 121.22(g)(1) to consider the appointment, employment, dismissal, discipline, promotion, demotion, or compensation of a public employee or official," and also cited 121.22(g)(3) "for the purpose of conferring with legal counsel about matters that are the subject of pending or imminent court action." Member Maguire's motion provided the legal basis the board used to close the meeting.
After the executive session concluded, the chair announced, "We are back in open meeting." A motion to adjourn was then made and seconded; the board approved adjournment by voice vote with members saying "Aye." The chair closed by thanking participants and saying, "I will see you at the March meeting." (Chair)
No public business or votes on superintendent appointments were recorded in the public portion of the meeting, and the board did not announce any additional public action before adjourning.
