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Rocky Hill Board moves into executive session to discuss RHAA contract
Summary
At its Oct. 16, 2025 meeting the Town of Rocky Hill Board of Education voted unanimously to enter an executive session to discuss the RHAA contract for 2026–2029; Superintendent Mark Zito read a summary of the contract and both the entry and adjournment motions were recorded as 8–0.
The Town of Rocky Hill Board of Education voted Oct. 16, 2025, to enter an executive session to discuss the RHAA contract covering 2026–2029.
Amber Tucker, a board member, moved to enter the executive session; Jennifer Baron‑Morfea, a board member, seconded the motion. Superintendent Mark Zito, Ed.D., read a summary of the RHAA contract to board members before the vote. The minutes record the motion to enter executive session as carried, favor 8–0.
After the executive session, Amber Tucker moved to adjourn the executive session and Maria Mennella, a board member, seconded. The minutes record that motion as carried, favor 8–0. The meeting record lists a quorum requirement of five members and shows a quorum was present; the session began at 6:31 p.m. and the minutes state the meeting was adjourned at 6:39 p.m.
The posted meeting materials open by citing Connecticut General Statutes requirements for minutes: an original must be submitted to the Town Clerk within 48 hours of adjournment and motions should show maker, seconder and member votes (unanimous votes may be listed as unanimous). The minutes do not list individual roll‑call vote names, only the tallies recorded in the minutes. The minutes also identify Sandy Mal as the recording secretary and list district staff present including Mark Zito, Ed.D.; Scott Nozik, Ed.D.; and Anabelle Diaz‑Santiago, Ed.D.
No substantive details of the RHAA contract discussion are included in the public minutes. The minutes indicate the board followed the prescribed process for entering and adjourning an executive session and that both motions were approved unanimously. The meeting record includes fields for the time the minutes were delivered to the Town Clerk and the Board of Education approval date; those fields were not completed in the transcript provided.
The board is expected to follow Connecticut statutory requirements for filing the meeting minutes with the Town Clerk within the statutory 48‑hour window.
