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Board votes to enter executive session on personnel and litigation
Summary
The Granite School District Board voted to enter executive session Oct. 1 for matters of character and competence and litigation; the board recorded the motion and a closed-session attendance roster and adjourned the session after 17 minutes.
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The Granite School District Board of Education voted Oct. 1 to move into executive session “for the purpose of character and competence and litigation.” Julie Jackson made the motion, which Karyn Winder seconded; the motion carried according to the minutes and the board moved into a closed session at 6:10 p.m.
Board minutes record that Nicole McDermott, Clarke Nelson, Karyn Winder, Kris Nguyen, Connie Burgess, Julie Jackson, Kim Chandler, Superintendent Benjamin Horsley and Business Administrator Todd Hauber were present for the executive session; General Counsel Doug Larson was excused for the portion on character and competence. The minutes show the executive session adjourned at 6:27 p.m. after a motion by Karyn Winder and a second by Julie Jackson.
The board’s motion and attendance are recorded in the public minutes; the content of the closed session was not disclosed in the public record. The board’s public minutes state only the statutory purpose for confidentiality and the time of the session. The meeting minutes and audio are posted at the state PMN site.
