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Board rates superintendent "Effective" after closed-session evaluation

Mason Consolidated Schools Board of Education · June 30, 2026
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Summary

After a closed-session evaluation, the Mason Consolidated Schools Board voted 5-0 to approve an "Effective" rating for the superintendent during its June 30 special meeting.

The board returned from closed session at 8:28 p.m. and immediately took a formal vote on the superintendent’s evaluation. Board member Grodi moved to approve the Superintendent Evaluation Rating of "Effective"; England supported the motion.

A roll call recorded England, Fortner, Fowler, Grodi and Otting voting yes, with Nehrig and Waller absent. The motion carried 5-0. The minutes do not disclose the content of the closed session or details of the evaluation beyond the final rating; the closed session was held under the authority cited in the meeting minutes as "Section 8 (a)."

The minutes do not identify the superintendent by name in the record of the vote or provide evaluative details such as strengths, areas for development, or any performance goals. Where meetings invoke a personnel closed session under Section 8(a), public disclosure of evaluation specifics is not recorded in open minutes unless the board chooses to release them.