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Rialto Unified board reports closed-session personnel action; employee placed on administrative leave
Summary
Following a closed session March 11, trustees announced the board took action to place a district employee on involuntary leave under cited legal authority; the superintendent read the motion and no other details were disclosed in open session.
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The Rialto Unified School District board announced in open session on March 11 that it had taken a personnel action in closed session.
Superintendent Alejandro lvarez reported the board, in the motion moved by Trustee Domnguez and seconded by Trustee Williams, took action to place an employee (employee identifier as read into the record) on an administrative/involuntary leave under the applicable education and government-code citations recited at the start of the meeting. The superintendent read the action but did not provide additional publicly disclosable details.
Why this matters: Boards commonly use closed session to address confidential personnel matters; when a report is read in open session, it provides a public record that action occurred while preserving privacy limits required by state law.
What was recorded: The superintendent read the motion and the member votes were recorded during the closed-session report; the transcript includes the motion language but does not identify the employee by name for privacy reasons.
Attribution: The summary is based on the superintendent's closed-session report read into the public record.

