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School board moves into closed session to discuss staff retention benefits and administrator evaluation
Summary
After reconvening, the School Board of the Oregon School District moved into closed session under Wisconsin statutes to discuss potential retention benefits for experienced staff and the district administrator's performance evaluation; the minutes record that discussion occurred but provide no deliberative details or outcomes.
The board recessed shortly before 8:30 PM and reconvened after Ms. Krista Flanagan joined by telephone. At 8:37 PM the board moved into closed session on a motion by Ms. Leslie Wright, seconded by Dr. Mary Lokuta, citing Wis. Stat. '.85(1)(e), (c) and (g). The roll call vote was unanimous (7-0).
The minutes state the board discussed potential retention benefits for experienced staff and conferred with legal counsel; they also record the consideration of the district administrator's performance evaluation. The published minutes explicitly note that discussion was held but do not disclose any specifics of deliberations, decisions or directions resulting from the closed session.
The meeting later reconvened for adjournment; the board adjourned at 9:25 PM following a motion by Mr. Troy Pankratz and a second from Dr. Caleb Bush. No outcomes from the closed session are recorded in the minutes.
