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Shelter Island board moves into executive session to address matters under Open Meetings Law
Summary
At its June 24 special meeting the Shelter Island Union Free School District Board of Education voted to enter executive session "to discuss matters appropriate to the Open Meetings Law;" the board reconvened at 6:30 p.m. with no additional public detail provided.
The Shelter Island Union Free School District Board of Education voted at 5:00 p.m. June 24 to enter an executive session to "discuss matters appropriate to the Open Meetings Law." Karina Montalvo, a board member, moved the resolution and Molly Kendall seconded it.
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT: The Board of Education hereby votes to go into an executive session at 5:00 p.m. to discuss matters appropriate to the Open Meetings Law," the recorded motion states. The minutes note only that "the motion carried unanimously." The record does not disclose the subject matter discussed in executive session.
The board reconvened from executive session at 6:30 p.m., according to the minutes. The public minutes for the special meeting do not include further details or outcomes from the closed session; no staff reports, votes on policy, or specific personnel or contract actions are recorded in the public portion of the document.
As recorded in the meeting minutes, attendees included Board President Kathleen Lynch and board members Margaret Colligan, Dawn Hedberg, Anthony Rando, Karina Montalvo, Molly Kendall and Laurene Silvani. Superintendent Brian Doelger and District Treasurer Maryann Impastato were listed among others present. The minutes are marked DRAFT and do not indicate any subsequent public disclosures about the executive session topics.
