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Board approves dismissal of probationary teacher after executive session

Harrison School District No. 2 Board of Education · June 5, 2026
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Summary

After convening an executive session under Colorado statutes, the Harrison School District No. 2 board voted to approve the superintendent’s recommendation to dismiss probationary teacher employee ID 234915, citing Colorado Revised Statutes 22-63-301, 22-63-302 and 22-63-203.

The Harrison School District No. 2 board approved a motion on June 4 to dismiss a probationary teacher, identified in the public motion by employee ID 234915.

The board first convened an executive session citing Colorado Revised Statutes related to personnel and to confer with legal counsel. The board’s motion to convene executive session referenced Colorado Revised Statute 24-6-402 (personnel exceptions and legal consultation). After reconvening in open session, Mr. Williams moved to approve the superintendent’s recommendation to dismiss the probationary teacher "pursuant to Colorado Revised Statute 22-63-301, 22-63-302 and 22-63-203," a motion seconded by Ms. Frasier. The transcript records the motion carried. The board did not provide additional public detail about the grounds in the open meeting transcript; the motion and statutes cited were recorded in the minutes.

Tanya Thompson, district counsel, attended the executive session and was listed among those authorized to participate in the closed discussion. The board stated no formal action would be taken in executive session and that the dismissal vote occurred after return to open session.

Because personnel matters are subject to confidentiality and the board followed executive-session procedures before voting in open session, the public minutes record the motion, the statutory citations and the outcome but do not include further factual findings in the transcript.