November 13, 2025 at 7:15 AM - Bloomfield Community Schools - Board of Education - Emergency

Rationale:  An emergency school board meeting is a special meeting convened to address urgent, unexpected issues that require immediate attention. These meetings are held outside the regular schedule. They must be called under specific circumstances, such as an immediate threat to public health or safety, or a situation that demands rapid decision-making. The meeting must comply with all relevant open meeting laws, including providing the public with notice, although the notice period is often much shorter than for a regular meeting. 

Rationale:  In Nebraska, an emergency school board meeting may be held without the "reasonable advance publicized notice" generally required, but the public body must still use a designated method to provide what notice is possible under the circumstances. The law defines an emergency as an event or circumstance that calls for immediate action or remedy.