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Concord School District board votes to enter nonpublic session citing property and legal advice exemptions

Concord School District Board of Education · April 20, 2026
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Summary

After approving the notice of intent, the board voted to enter a nonpublic session under a cited RSA exemption to discuss property matters and receive legal advice; a roll-call vote was recorded in favor and the board said it would return only to adjourn publicly.

Following the vote to file the notice of intent, the Concord School District Board of Education voted to enter a nonpublic session, citing an RSA exemption for consideration of acquisition, sale or lease of property and for receiving legal counsel.

A board member moved the motion to go into nonpublic session under the statutory exemption identified in the meeting; the motion was seconded and the board then conducted a roll-call vote. The roll call, as announced in the meeting, recorded the following votes: Miss Campbell —Yes—; Mister Du Bois —Yes—; Miss Hastings —Yes—; Miss Meeker —Yes—; Miss Minot —Yes—; Miss Sadowski —Absent—; Miss Walsh —Yes—; and the presiding officer recorded themselves as yes. The board approved entering nonpublic session.

The chair said the board would return only to adjourn and did not anticipate further public action that evening. The meeting then moved into the nonpublic session.