Colorado Springs School District No. 11 Board moves into executive session for superintendent evaluation; property item removed from agenda

The Colorado Springs School District No. 11 Board of Education on May 21 convened a special meeting and voted to enter an executive session to discuss the superintendents end-of-year evaluation under Colorado statute CRS 24-6-402(4)(f).

The move came after the board adopted the meeting agenda by vote and then voted to go into executive session. Director Haefrey moved to adopt the agenda; Director Jorgensen moved that "the board of education convenes into executive session to discuss personnel per CRS 24-6-402(4)(f), particular matter: superintendent evaluation." The motion to convene was moved and seconded and passed by board vote.

The presiding board member told the public that a separate property-transaction item that had been on the meeting notice was removed before the executive session after Roosevelt Charter High School rescinded a previously submitted counteroffer. That property transaction, the presiding member said, will be returned to the board later under the original terms discussed in an earlier executive session.

According to the meeting record, all seven board members were present in person for the special meeting. The board indicated it would enter executive session and, if the executive session was not needed, adjourn afterward from the executive-session location.

No additional details about the superintendent evaluation, the property at issue, or the terms referenced for the future action were provided on the public record during the portion of the meeting captured in the transcript.