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San Ramon Valley Unified board adjourns to closed session on personnel evaluations after unanimous vote

San Ramon Valley Unified School District Board of Education · June 10, 2025
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The San Ramon Valley Unified School District board voted unanimously to accept a closed-session agenda to discuss public employee performance evaluations under Government Code Section 54957 and then adjourned to closed session without returning to open session.

The San Ramon Valley Unified School District board voted 5-0 on Thursday to accept a closed-session agenda to consider public employee performance evaluations and adjourned to closed session, saying it would not return to open session.

The chair read Item 4.1 as “Public Employee Performance Evaluation, Government Code Section 54957,” and listed the positions to be discussed as assistant superintendent (Business Services), educational services, human resources and the superintendent. The chair also told the public the meeting was being video recorded and livestreamed on the district’s YouTube channel.

After the chair asked for public comment and none was offered, Board member Laura Brat moved to accept the closed-session agenda. Board member Jesse Vanzy seconded the motion. A roll call vote recorded Brat, Herd, Vanzy, Ordway and Clark voting in favor; the motion passed 5-0.

The board then adjourned into closed session. Under Government Code Section 54957, performance evaluations of public employees may be discussed in closed session; the board did not disclose any details of the evaluations or any actions taken during the closed session at the time the public record ends.

No additional items were taken in open session and the board announced it would not return to public session that evening.