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Board entered executive session to consider an ethics complaint
Summary
The Alexandria Township Board of Education entered executive session on Dec. 18 to discuss an ethics complaint and related confidential personnel and litigation matters; it returned to open session 25 minutes later and did not release details.
The Alexandria Township Board of Education moved into executive session at 7:04 PM on December 18 to discuss an ethics complaint and other confidential matters, according to meeting minutes.
"Motion made by M. Small, seconded by M. Nardone, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools the Alexandria Board enter Executive Session at 7::04 PM to discuss the decision regarding an ethics complaint," the minutes state. The record lists topics appropriate for closed session including personnel matters, pending litigation and investigations that might invade individual privacy.
The board returned to open session at 7:29 PM on a motion by Michael Small, seconded by Wanda Quinones. The minutes say the matters discussed in executive session "will be made public when confidentiality is no longer required," but provide no additional information about the complaint, the subjects of the discussion, or any action taken while confidential.
Because the minutes record only the board's motions to convene and end executive session and explicitly withhold details, there is no public record in these minutes of the underlying allegations or any formal disciplinary action arising from the session.
