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Board moves into closed session to discuss personnel and attorney-client matters
Summary
The Woodbridge Township Board of Education voted to go into closed session to discuss personnel matters, privacy interests, and attorney-client advice; the motion was moved, seconded, and carried before the public portion resumed.
The Woodbridge Township Board of Education voted to enter a closed session during its July 16 meeting to discuss personnel matters, privacy interests and to receive attorney-client advice. A board member announced the required Sunshine Law notification and then said, "I make a motion for the closed session." The motion was seconded and the board president recorded that the motion carried.
The closed-session motion was made under the board's authority to discuss matters exempted from the public meeting under the Sunshine Law; the board's statement noted that any information from the closed session will be released to the public when the basis for confidentiality no longer exists. The board reconvened later in the meeting and continued with the public agenda.
