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Chicago Board votes to recess, then unanimously approves motion to enter closed session
Chicago Board of Education · November 10, 2025
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Summary
After extended public comment, the board voted to recess for 10 minutes and then moved, in a subsequent roll call, to convene a closed session under section 2(c)(1) of the Illinois Open Meetings Act; the executive-session motion passed with all voting members recorded as yes.
Following public participation on Nov. 10, the Chicago Board of Education moved to recess and then took a formal vote to convene a closed (executive) session.
During a brief procedural exchange, the presiding officer moved to call a recess.…
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