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School board ends closed session without action on parental complaint
Summary
The school district board entered closed session to consider a Level 3 parental complaint filed by David Scott Neville under board policies F and G (local) and Texas Government Code §§551.071 and 551.074, then returned to open session and took no formal action, leaving any prior Level 2 decision in place.
The school district's board of trustees met, entered a closed session to consider a parental Level 3 complaint filed by David Scott Neville, and returned to open session without making a motion or taking formal action.
The chair announced that the board would go into closed session "pursuant to Texas government code 551.071 and 551.074" to "discuss and deliberate on a parental complaint pursuant to board policy F and G local filed by David Scott Neville." The board entered closed session at 05:31 and returned to open session at 06:08.
After returning, the chair solicited motions regarding the Level 3 complaint. "No action seeing no motions, no action will be taken thus leaving the decision of level 2 in place or if no level 2 was issued in this matter, then the board's action to hear the grievance satisfies its obligation to stop, look, and listen to the grievance in accordance with board policy DGBA," the chair said. With no motions made, the board recorded no formal vote or change in status.
The meeting was then adjourned at 06:09. The board did not state any next steps on the complaint during the open session; no motions, votes, or further directives were recorded in the transcript.
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