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Chair moves Seaside SD 10 into executive session to consider employment matter
Summary
At a brief special meeting, the Seaside School Board District 10 chair moved the board into an executive session to consider employment of a public officer under Oregon law, recessed for a half hour, reconvened and adjourned with no public action recorded.
The chair of the Seaside School Board District 10 opened a special meeting and announced the board would move into an executive session "to consider the employment of a public officer, employee, staff member, or individual agent as per ORS 1 9 2.6602 a." The chair directed non‑media attendees to the meeting waiting room and reminded reporters that they were "specifically directed not to report on any of the deliberations during the executive session except to state the general subject of the session as previously announced."
The meeting was recessed for a half‑hour so the board could complete the executive session and later reconvened to the open session. The chair then asked if there was further business and adjourned the special meeting; no votes or formal public actions were recorded in the open session. The board cited Oregon statutory authority for executive sessions for personnel matters (Oregon Revised Statutes §192.660(2)(a)).
