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Connetquot board moves into executive session to discuss confidential employment matter

Connetquot Central School District Board of Education · August 7, 2026
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Summary

The Connetquot Central School District Board voted to enter executive session under open meeting law section 105 to discuss the employment history of a particular person and indicated it would not return to public session; the transcript supplies the motion and the stated purpose but no identifying details about the individual.

The Connetquot Central School District Board of Education voted to enter an executive session to discuss confidential employment information. The chair moved "to enter into the executive session meeting in accordance with open meeting law section 105 for the purpose of discussing matters made confidential by state and federal law in the employment history of a particular person," the motion was seconded, and members approved by voice vote.

The transcript records the purpose of the executive session but does not disclose the identity of the person whose employment history was to be discussed, nor any specific allegations, dates, or personnel records. After the motion passed, the chair announced, "We are not gonna be coming out for public again," indicating the board did not plan to reconvene open session during that meeting.

The board cited "open meeting law section 105" as the statutory basis for moving into a closed session focused on matters made confidential by state and federal law; the supplied segments do not include further procedural steps, any formal findings, or a public roll-call vote naming how each member voted beyond collective 'Aye' responses.