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San Ramon Valley Unified board accepts closed-session agenda for personnel, labor and superintendent evaluation
Summary
The San Ramon Valley Unified School District Board of Education voted 5-0 to accept a closed-session agenda that includes assistant principal appointments, a personnel discipline matter, labor negotiations and the superintendent's performance evaluation before adjourning to closed session.
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The San Ramon Valley Unified School District Board of Education voted unanimously to accept a closed-session agenda that included personnel appointments, a personnel discipline item, labor negotiations and the superintendent's performance evaluation.
A board member moved to accept the closed-session agenda; another member seconded the motion. The board recorded five "Aye" votes, approving the agenda by a 5-0 margin. The board then adjourned the open meeting to convene the closed session.
The closed-session items listed under Item 4 were: 4.1 public employee appointments (Government Code section 54957) involving assistant principal positions at Twin Creeks Elementary, Quail Run Elementary and Neil Armstrong Elementary; 4.2 public employee discipline, dismissal or release (Government Code section 54957); 4.3 conference with labor negotiators (Government Code section 54957.6), naming the district's designated representative Melanie Jones and employee organizations CSEA, SEIU and unrepresented employees; and 4.4 the superintendent's performance evaluation (Government Code section 54957).
The meeting transcript does not identify which board member made or seconded the motion. The five trustees present who introduced themselves earlier in the meeting were Shelley Clark (Area 2), Laura Bratt (Area 3), Rachel Hurd (Area 5), Jesse Vance E (Area 1) and Susanna Ordway (Area 4); the record shows the board voted "Aye" on the motion. No additional discussion of the substance of the closed-session items appears in the available transcript of the open meeting.
The board moved into closed session immediately after the vote. Any actions taken or outcomes from the closed session are not recorded in the open-meeting transcript provided here.

