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Modesto City Schools board calls meeting, establishes quorum and moves into closed session

Modesto City Schools board · March 10, 2026
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Summary

At its March 9 regular meeting, the Modesto City Schools board was called to order, heard no public comments on closed-session items, completed roll call showing four trustees present and then convened to closed session, the clerk said.

The Modesto City Schools board was called to order at its March 9 regular meeting and moved into closed session after a roll call established a quorum, the board’s clerk said.

The clerk opened the meeting and explained public comments on closed-session items would be received before the board went into closed session. The clerk said emailed or voicemail comments submitted after the agenda posting and before noon the day of the meeting "will not be read aloud but have been transcribed and printed with copies provided to each board member and the public." The clerk invited members of the public to speak; "Seeing none, we will now convene to close session," the clerk said.

The clerk conducted roll call, noting a brief omission and apologizing while indicating the time as "05:12." Attendance was recorded as follows: Trustee Brown (present); Trustee Ervin (present); Trustee Lopez (present); Trustee Marks (present); Trustee Maestas (absent); Vice President Daley (absent); President Mejia (absent). The clerk said a quorum was present and the board proceeded into closed session.

No formal votes or motions in open session were recorded in the transcript provided. The board’s clerk indicated that emailed and voicemail public comments would be attached to the meeting minutes that will be approved at a future meeting.