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Board holds executive session on DeFuria lawsuit; returns with no votes recorded

Luther Board of Education · August 11, 2025
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Summary

The board entered executive session June 23 to consult with the superintendent and district attorneys about DeFuria v. Luther Independent School District, Case No. CV-2024-2572, under OKLA. STAT. tit. 25 § 307(B)(4); executive session ran from 6:30 to 7:49 and no votes were taken.

The Luther Board of Education moved into executive session to receive confidential legal advice concerning DeFuria v. Luther Independent School District, Case No. CV-2024-2572, pursuant to Oklahoma statute (OKLA. STAT. tit. 25 § 307(B)(4)). The motion to enter executive session was made by Steve Broudy and seconded by Kevin Boydston and passed 4–0 with one absence.

The board's minutes state the executive session began at 6:30 PM and ended at 7:49 PM. Present during the executive session were Steve Broudy, Kevin Boydston, Marcellus Fields, Nick Fletcher and the listed participants Barry Gunn, Bo Rainey, Jeff Raley and David Floyd. The minutes record that items under agenda item 13 (the lawsuit of the board and Charles DeFuria) were discussed and that no votes were taken in executive session.