Board votes to enter executive session to discuss pending litigation: Roger Hall v. Letcher County BOE
January 29, 2026 | Letcher County, Kentucky
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The Letcher County Board of Education voted to enter executive session under Kentucky Revised Statutes KRS 61.81 to discuss pending litigation.
The presiding officer moved to enter executive session at 5:05:40 PM "under KRS 61.81" for the matter identified in the public record as "Roger Hall versus Letcher County Board of Education" with a referenced number ("Teaming number 158807"). A motion and a second were recorded and the board approved entry to executive session by voice vote ('Aye' — motion passes).
No details of the litigation were discussed in the open session transcript beyond the statutory citation and case caption. The board left the public record to conduct the closed-door session as allowed under KRS 61.81.
The presiding officer moved to enter executive session at 5:05:40 PM "under KRS 61.81" for the matter identified in the public record as "Roger Hall versus Letcher County Board of Education" with a referenced number ("Teaming number 158807"). A motion and a second were recorded and the board approved entry to executive session by voice vote ('Aye' — motion passes).
No details of the litigation were discussed in the open session transcript beyond the statutory citation and case caption. The board left the public record to conduct the closed-door session as allowed under KRS 61.81.
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