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Darien Board of Education moves to enter executive session to discuss nonaffiliated employee salaries

Darien Board of Education · May 26, 2026
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Summary

At a special meeting the Darien Board of Education moved to adjourn to executive session under Connecticut General Statute 1-26A to discuss nonaffiliated employee salaries; the motion was seconded, and the chair called for a vote, but the transcript does not record the outcome.

The Darien Board of Education at a special meeting moved to adjourn into executive session under Connecticut General Statute 1-26A to discuss nonaffiliated employee salaries. The chair opened the meeting and requested a motion to adjourn into executive session to address personnel matters.

A motion to "adjourn to executive session pursuant to Connecticut General Statute 1-26A for the purpose of discussing nonaffiliated employee salaries" was recorded in the meeting transcript. The motion was seconded; the transcript names Sarah and Dennis in the seconding phrase, and the chair asked, "All in favor?" The available transcript ends before any vote tally or formal outcome is recorded.

Connecticut General Statute 1-26A governs the conditions under which certain executive sessions may be held and is cited in the board’s motion, which identifies employee salaries for nonaffiliated staff as the subject. The transcript does not include further discussion, disclosures, or any statements about next steps or public reporting after the executive session.

The motion and the citation of the statute indicate the board intended to discuss personnel matters in a closed session; the recorded segments do not show who moved the motion, the result of a vote, or whether any directives were issued before the transcript ends. The meeting record available here stops after the chair called for a vote.