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Hauppauge school board votes to enter executive session to seek legal advice
Summary
The Hauppauge Union Free School District Board of Education voted to go into executive session to "seek advice from the board's counsel." The motion passed with the tally stated in the transcript as "5 0 0 2;" two members were noted as still in committee.
The Hauppauge Union Free School District Board of Education moved into an executive session to seek legal counsel after a brief procedural vote on March 17. The board chair asked for a motion "to go into executive session to seek advice from the board's counsel," then said, "I'll make the motion." The motion was seconded in the record by "Mister Scribe."
The chair called for discussion and then for a vote. The transcript records the tally as "5 0 0 2," which the meeting treated as the motion carrying; the record does not expand the numeric string beyond that presentation. The chair also announced that "Mister Michaels and mister Buscarino are still in committee," indicating those two members were not present for the vote.
The chair told attendees the board would reconvene at exactly 08:05. No additional public details about the substance of the executive session were provided in the transcript; state law and local rules generally permit executive sessions for certain legal consultations, but no further description of topics discussed in private was recorded in the public minutes.
