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Granite School District board votes to enter executive session on collective bargaining
Summary
The Granite School District Board unanimously voted to enter an executive session to discuss collective bargaining on April 28, 2026; the motion was made by Julie Jackson and passed 6–0 with one member absent.
The Granite School District Board of Education voted to hold a closed executive session to discuss collective bargaining after a motion during its April 28, 2026 meeting in Salt Lake City.
President Nicole McDermott announced a need for an executive session, and Board Member Julie Jackson moved, "I move we go to executive session for the purpose of collective bargaining," a motion seconded by Board Member Connie Burgess. The board took a roll call vote: Connie Burgess, Kim Chandler, Julie Jackson, Nicole McDermott, Clarke Nelson and Karyn Winder voted yea; Kris Nguyen was recorded as absent at the time of the vote. The motion passed: Yea 6, Nay 0, Absent 1.
The board convened the executive session in room B-217 at 5:39 p.m.; listed attendees for that session included Karyn Winder, Kim Chandler, Clarke Nelson, Julie Jackson, Stacy Bushell, Patrick Flanagan, Connie Burgess, Ben Horsley, Todd Hauber, Mitch Nerdin and Nicole McDermott. Minutes and audio of the meeting are available on the district's public meeting pages.
No substantive public record of the executive session discussion is provided in the transcript. The board later voted unanimously to adjourn the executive session and resumed/closed the public meeting that evening.
