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Board declines to approve Memorandum of Understanding after executive session
Summary
After an executive session on negotiations, the board voted not to approve the Memorandum of Understanding discussed in closed session. The motion to decline passed 3–1 with one member absent.
Following an executive session held under ORS 192.660(2)(d) to discuss negotiations, the Klamath County School District board reconvened and voted not to approve the Memorandum of Understanding that had been discussed in closed session.
"I move we do not approve the Memorandum of Understanding discussed during executive session," said Brooke Kliewer, who made the motion; Marc Staunton seconded it. The board approved the motion with a recorded vote of three in favor and one opposed (John Rademacher), with Steve Lowell absent.
Board member Marc Staunton explained that the decision to decline approval was intended to maintain consistency with current practice and to avoid setting precedent. The board did not provide further public detail about the contents of the memorandum; the action was a formal decision on information reviewed in executive session.
