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Brewster board denies new non-resident student enrollment after executive session
Summary
After a closed-session review of confidential student matters, the Brewster USD board voted to deny the request to enroll new non-resident student(s) as presented, returning to open session and recording a 6–0 vote.
The Brewster Unified School District No. 314 Board conducted an executive session Aug. 19 under the Kansas Open Meetings Act to review confidential student matters and subsequently voted to deny the request to enroll new non-resident student(s) as presented.
The board entered executive session at 6:45 p.m. to discuss confidential student matters and returned to open session at 6:55 p.m. After returning, Heather McDonald moved and Jance McKee seconded a motion to not approve the new non-resident student(s) as presented; the motion carried 6–0.
The board did not disclose details of the student case in open session, consistent with the KOMA exception permitting closed discussion of confidential student matters. The minutes record only the executive-session start and end times and the board’s vote to deny the enrollment; specific facts underlying the decision were not included in the public record.
