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Santa Rosa City Schools board recesses to closed session on interim superintendent; no reportable action
Summary
The Santa Rosa City Schools Board of Education met May 7, recessed to closed session to consider filling the interim superintendent post, received no public comments and reported no reportable actions upon reconvening.
The Santa Rosa City Schools Board of Education held a special meeting May 7 and recessed to closed session to consider a public employee appointment for an interim superintendent. No public comment cards were submitted for the agenda item, and when the board reconvened it reported that there were no reportable actions from the closed session.
The meeting opened with the pledge of allegiance and a territorial land acknowledgment that named the Pomo and Coast Miwok peoples as the traditional stewards of the land where Santa Rosa City Schools operates. The board announced public comment would be limited to the agenda item: public employee appointment, employment, position to be filled, interim superintendent. President McNally stated there were no public comment cards, and the board then recessed to closed session.
After the closed session, the board reconvened and President McNally reported there were no reportable actions to disclose. The special meeting was then adjourned. The board did not provide a public timeline or further details about next steps for filling the interim superintendent position during the open session.
Meeting details: special meeting, May 7; agenda item — public employee appointment (interim superintendent); public comment on the agenda item — none; closed session convened; reconvened with no reportable actions; meeting adjourned.
