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Laguna Beach Unified School District board adopts agenda, recesses into closed session over personnel, litigation and labor talks
Summary
At its Nov. 21, 2024 meeting the Laguna Beach Unified School District Board adopted the agenda and recessed into closed session to consider public employee discipline under Gov. Code §54957, pending litigation identified as Jane Doe v. Laguna Beach Unified School District, and labor negotiations under Gov. Code §54957.6. No public comment was reported for the closed session.
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The Laguna Beach Unified School District Board of Education adopted its meeting agenda and recessed into closed session at its regular meeting on Nov. 21, 2024, to discuss personnel matters, pending litigation and labor negotiations.
Board members noted a quorum with four members present and one absent. The board moved to adopt the agenda with no changes; the motion carried on a voice vote, recorded as "Carries 401," indicating four affirmative votes and one member not present.
Before moving to closed session the board announced three items to be considered behind closed doors: public employee discipline, dismissal or release under Government Code §54957; a conference with legal counsel regarding existing litigation under Government Code §54956.9, identified in the meeting as "Jane Doe v. Laguna Beach Unified School District" (case number recorded in the meeting record); and a conference with labor negotiators under Government Code §54957.6. The presiding official asked whether any public comment had been received for the closed session and stated none had been received.
A motion to recess into closed session to address those items was made and carried on a voice vote. The public meeting was recessed for the board to meet in closed session for those items.
The board did not take any further publicly reported actions during the portion of the meeting covered in the attendance and agenda items. The meeting record indicates Member Perry had not yet arrived at the time of roll call; the board proceeded with four members present.

