Board Enters Closed Session to Discuss Attorney-Client Privileged Information; No Action Reported
Summary
The Board moved into a closed session at the superintendent's request to discuss attorney-client privileged information. The closed session ran from 5:38 to 6:03 p.m.; the minutes state that no action resulted.
The Kalkaska Public Schools Board voted Aug. 18 to enter a closed session to discuss attorney-client privileged information at the request of Superintendent Rick Heitmeyer.
Motion by Chase Stevenson, support by Mary Scobey, that the Board of Education moves to go into closed session to discuss attorney client privileged information, as requested by Superintendent Heitmeyer. *Note: no action resulted from closed session.
Motion Carried 6 to 0. Time In: 5:38 p.m. Time Out: 6:03 p.m. Ayes: Chase Stevenson, Mary Scobey, Dr. Richard Hodgman, Mitch Saxton, Wendy Watson and Steve Ordway.
The public minutes record the board’s vote to enter closed session and the start and end times; they explicitly note that no action resulted from the closed session. The minutes do not describe the subject matter beyond the designation as attorney-client privileged information.
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