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Board holds closed session under Open Meetings Act; no votes reported afterward

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Summary

The Chicago Board of Education voted to convene an executive session under the Illinois Open Meetings Act (section 2(c), subsection 16) and later reconvened and adjourned; the board secretary said there were no votes to report from executive session.

At the May 7 special meeting, the Chicago Board of Education voted to begin a closed session described as motion 25‑0507‑MO1 "to consider matters permitted under section 2(c) of the Open Meetings Act, subsection 16," moved by Member Wallace and seconded by an attending member.

The board conducted a roll call vote; the board secretary reported "15 ayes, 0 nays" and announced the motion carried. After the executive session the board reconvened; the board secretary stated there were no items to vote on from executive session and the meeting adjourned.

Ending: The board recorded an accepted motion to enter executive session and later said there were no votes or actions to report from that closed session.