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Agenda review: board records unanimous procedural votes to recess and enter closed session

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Summary

During the March 5 agenda review committee meeting the board voted 17–0 to take a 30-minute recess and later voted 17–0 to convene a closed session under Section 2(c) of the Illinois Open Meetings Act; no votes were reported from the closed session on reconvene.

The Chicago Board of Education’s agenda review committee recorded two roll-call motions during its March 5 meeting.

At 6:44 p.m. (agenda timing recorded in the meeting), Member Lopez moved that the board take a 30-minute recess; the motion passed on a roll-call vote recorded as 17 ayes, 0 nays. Later the board moved to convene a closed session under the Illinois Open Meetings Act to consider matters permitted under Section 2(c), subsections 1 and 11. That motion also passed 17–0. Board secretary notes at reconvening stated there were no items to vote on from executive session.

These procedural votes were recorded during the agenda review meeting and are reflected in the official roll-call minutes for March 5.