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Mansfield Board of Education approves superintendent contract and personnel recommendations
Summary
At its June 4 meeting the Mansfield Board of Education unanimously accepted the Personnel Committee’s recommendations, including terms for Superintendent Candace Morell and adjustments to 'Singletons' compensation, after an executive session. The board later entered a separate executive session to discuss ongoing litigation (Robertson v. Board of Education).
The Mansfield Board of Education unanimously accepted the Personnel Committee’s recommendations for Singletons and for Superintendent Candace Morell during its June 4 meeting, minutes show.
Vice Chair Kristin Dilaj moved to enter an executive session to discuss the superintendent’s contract and compensation and "Singletons'" compensation; David Litrico seconded. The motion passed unanimously and the board entered executive session at 8:17 p.m., returning to open session at 8:51 p.m. Attorney Melinda Kaufmann joined electronically for the session. After the executive session, the board voted — on motions by Dilaj and seconded by Gregory Cecil — to accept the Personnel Committee’s recommendations for Singletons and for Superintendent Candace Morell; both motions passed unanimously.
The meeting record does not specify the details of the Personnel Committee’s recommendations, including any compensation amounts or contract terms. The minutes identify the board members present: Chair Jeannette Picard, Vice Chair Kristin Dilaj, Secretary Martha Kelly, Gregory Cecil, John Fratiello, Haley Gross de Jimenez (electronic), Sabrina Hosmer (electronic), David Litrico and Katherine Paulhus; the minutes record unanimous votes but do not list individual roll-call vote lines beyond that description.
Later in the evening the board voted, again unanimously, to enter executive session to discuss ongoing litigation in Robertson v. Board of Education with Superintendent Candace Morell, Dr. Shamim Patwa and Attorney Melinda Kaufmann invited; that session began at 9:05 p.m. and the board returned to open session at 9:29 p.m. The minutes provide no substantive description of the litigation discussion.
The board adjourned at 9:29 p.m. on a motion by David Litrico, seconded by Gregory Cecil.
