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Utica City School District board votes to enter executive session on personnel, negotiations and legal matters
Summary
At a special meeting the Utica City School District Board of Education voted to go into an executive session to discuss the employment history of particular people, negotiations and legal matters; the transcript does not record who moved or seconded the motion or a roll-call vote tally.
The presiding officer of the Board of Education of the Utica City School District called a special meeting and asked the clerk to call the roll. Seven members — Jason Cooper, Donald Dawes, Joseph Kobek Jr., Stephanie Williams, Brandon Manning, Tenefa Jordan and Louis LaPolla — answered “Here,” and the presiding officer confirmed a quorum.
The presiding officer then asked for a motion "to go into executive session to talk about employment history of particular people, and negotiations, and legal matters." A board member moved and another seconded; members responded “Aye,” and the presiding officer announced the body was entering executive session. The public transcript does not identify who made the motion or who seconded it, nor does it record an itemized roll-call vote or vote tally.
The meeting transcript provided no further public discussion of the substantive topics listed for executive session (personnel, negotiations or legal matters). No authorities, statutes, contracts or agenda item numbers were cited in the public remarks recorded in the transcript.
The board’s next public action or the timing of any subsequent meeting was not specified in the provided record.
