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CROSBY ISD board moves into closed session after roll call

2276656 · February 11, 2025
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Summary

After a roll call that recorded four of seven members present, the CROSBY ISD Board of Trustees moved into a closed session at 6:31 p.m., citing "Texas Department Code 5." No further public discussion or votes are recorded in the provided transcript.

The CROSBY ISD Board of Trustees moved into a closed session at 6:31 p.m. after a roll call that recorded four of seven trustees present, the meeting's presiding officer said.

The presiding officer called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m., conducted a roll call naming trustees and announced, "The board will now move into closed session," while citing "Texas Department Code 5." The transcript provided does not record any items discussed in closed session or any votes taken there.

At roll call the presiding officer named Keily and Lewis, Jennifer Roach, Heather Berry and Kara Thomas and later announced Lisa Killece and Philip Chapman present and a reference to "J. R. Companies." The presiding officer stated, "We have 4 out of 7 Board members present, we have 4." The officer also announced, "The time is 06:31. Closed session according, to Texas Department Code 5."

No motions, votes, or substantive public discussion are recorded in the supplied transcript after the board moved into closed session. The provided record ends at the point the board entered closed session; the agenda items discussed in closed session, any staff direction, and any subsequent public actions were not included in the material provided.

The transcript identifies the body as CROSBY ISD and includes the roll-call names as stated above; it does not name the presiding officer. The legal reference in the audio is given as "Texas Department Code 5" in the recording; the transcript does not provide a further statutory citation or explanation of the grounds for the closed session.