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Paramus Board of Education moves into executive session under NJSA 10:4-11
Summary
At a special meeting Monday, the Paramus Board of Education voted to enter executive session under NJSA 10:4-11; no superintendent or members of the public were present, and the motion was moved and seconded before a voice vote of 'Aye.'
The Board of Education of the Borough of Paramus voted Monday, June 15 to enter an executive session under New Jersey statute NJSA 10:4-11, the board president said at the start of a special meeting.
"Be it resolved that we now go into executive session as allowed by NJSA 10:4-11 for the purposes outlined here under item one," the president said, after asking whether there was any new business.
A board member moved the motion; the record identifies the mover as Mr. Capuano-Terra (the transcript later spells the same name "Incapiterra"), and Mrs. Updegrove seconded. The president called for a voice vote and members answered "Aye," after which the board announced it was adjourned to executive session. The meeting record notes there was no superintendent in attendance and no members of the public present for the public portion of the special meeting.
The transcript records the roll call by the secretary, who named board members in attendance and confirmed a quorum. The board said notice of the meeting had been posted at the board offices and at Paramus High School and provided to the board attorney and anyone who had requested individual notice.
The transcript does not record the stated purpose(s) of the executive session beyond the reference to "item one," does not include a written vote tally by name, and does not record any public comments or a superintendent's report. The board moved into closed session at the conclusion of the public portion recorded in the transcript.
