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Modesto City Schools board convenes, moves into closed session; public comments will be transcribed
Summary
At its July 28, 2025 meeting the Modesto City Schools Board of Trustees established a quorum and recessed into closed session after explaining that public comments for closed-session items submitted by email or voicemail would be transcribed and provided to trustees rather than read aloud.
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The Modesto City Schools Board of Trustees met on July 28, 2025, established a quorum and convened to closed session after the board’s clerk outlined how public comments on closed-session items will be handled.
President Mesus declared that a quorum was present and called the regular meeting to order. “Welcome to the Modesto City Schools 1,527th regular board meeting of July 28th, 2025,” President Mesus said as the board began its session.
The clerk explained the board’s procedure for public comments related to items the board plans to discuss in closed session: comments submitted by email or voicemail following the posting of the agenda and prior to noon the day of the meeting will not be read aloud during the meeting but will be transcribed, printed and provided to each board member; those written/voicemail comments will also be attached to the meeting minutes that are approved later.
At roll call, Trustees Brown, Daly, Lopez and Marks responded present; Trustee Irvin was not present at the time of roll call; Vice President Mahia and President Mesus also indicated they were present. After asking whether anyone wished to make comments related to closed-session items and hearing none, the clerk announced that the board would convene in closed session.
The transcript records the board’s move into closed session but does not show the subjects to be discussed in closed session, any motions or votes on specific items, or any public comments read aloud at the meeting. The board indicated that transcribed public comments submitted by email or voicemail would be included in the public record and attached to the minutes when those minutes are approved.
The board then recessed into closed session; no further public business was recorded in the available transcript.

