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Board moves into closed session for expulsion hearings; maintenance hire tabled
Summary
The board entered closed session under Wisconsin statutes to conduct expulsion hearings and review pupil records; the minutes record that the hire of the Maintenance Director was tabled following executive session deliberations.
At the Sept. 24 meeting the Darlington board voted to enter closed session under Wisconsin Statutes §19.85(1)(a), (c) and (f) to conduct expulsion hearings under §120.13(1)(c) and to review pupil records under §118.125. The motion to move into closed session was made by Gratz, seconded by Riechers, and carried unanimously according to the minutes.
The minutes state the board anticipated conducting the hearings, deliberating, and voting on expulsions during the closed session. The board also discussed a Maintenance Director candidate in closed session; the only open-session action recorded after executive session was that the hire of the Maintenance Director was tabled. The minutes do not disclose details of the expulsions or pupil records discussed, consistent with the closed-session statutory basis.
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