Moore insisted that the board had agreed to inform the press of the prospective policy. Kain responded, I don't think it's appropriate for us to argue about this in public. A frustrated Benusa concluded, I'm getting nowhere, but that's my comment. Former supervisor Paulette McWaters, a frequent critic of the school board, followed Benusa. In McWaters' view, Moore's disclosure was not inappropriate.
Closed session is to discuss real estate, personnel, or legal matters.
That is all, McWaters contended. Next up was Nancy Sakiewicz, who said, My biggest concern is that we have a new school-board member that seems to be doing things on his own. At that, McWaters erupted in sarcastic applause, earning a rebuke from Gideons. Added Sakiewicz, What concerns me is that we have a loose cannon on the school board. Moore responded, All I made reference to was a policy issue.