Re: personal situation (sorry it's not philosophical)

[Karen Canty <kscanty@PACBELL.NET>]

Teresa,

Yes, I am a school board member - and most of the time I'm proud to be -
until a board does what your board did to you; then I wonder.

Karen

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Subject: Re: personal situation (sorry it's not philosophical)


.  In California, any employee who is being discussed in
> closed session can request that the session be held in the open and we, as
a
> board, would have to comply.  We have a pretty strict open meeting law in
> California so it could be very different in NC, but I would still check.
It
> seems really odd that you wouldn't be able to respond to any "charges"
that
> were brought against you.  But as I said, I'm not familiar with NC law.


Karen,

I appreciate you telling me this.  I have since heard that another employee
from my school addressed the board in closed session a month or two ago.
I'll follow up.

I take it you're a school board member? :)

Teresa Glenn

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