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Washington Elementary School District board adopts agenda, moves into executive session
Summary
At a March 16 special meeting the Washington Elementary School District (4260) governing board adopted the meeting agenda and voted by voice to enter an executive session; the record does not state the reason for the closed session.
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The Washington Elementary School District (4260) governing board convened a special meeting on Monday, March 16, 2026, adopted its special meeting and executive session agenda and voted to move into an executive session.
The meeting opened with the chair greeting attendees and calling the special meeting and executive session board meeting to order. The chair then asked Ms. Tucker to perform a roll call; Ms. Tucker announced Governing Board President Kyle Clayton and board members Jenny Abbott, Verity, Bill Adams and Art Harding as present.
The chair asked for a motion to adopt the March 16 agenda. Ms. Tucker said, "So move," and the chair said, "Oh, I'll second." The chair called for a voice vote; when members responded "Aye" the chair announced that the adoption passed.
Following adoption of the agenda, the chair asked for a motion to call for an executive session. Ms. Tucker again moved and the chair seconded. The board took a voice vote; the chair announced, "And we will move into executive session." The transcript records no on-the-record explanation for the executive session's subject matter.
No substantive discussion about agenda items or the executive session's purpose was recorded in the public portion of the transcript. The meeting record provided the board's formal actions (adoption of the agenda and the decision to enter executive session) but did not list individual roll-call votes; both decisions were recorded as passed by voice vote.
Next steps: the publicly available record ends when the chair announced the board would move into executive session; the transcript does not show what, if any, actions occurred during the closed session.

