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San Marino Unified board moves into closed session after no public commenters or Zoom attendees
Summary
At its May 12, 2026 meeting, the San Marino Unified School District Board of Education reported no in-person or Zoom public commenters and announced a move into closed session; public comment will be offered at the open session.
The San Marino Unified School District Board of Education convened on May 12, 2026, and found no attendees on Zoom and no submitted public comment cards, the meeting clerk said.
The board president opened the meeting by welcoming attendees. The clerk then checked remote attendance and public comment status, asking specifically about Zoom participants and any received cards or emails. When told there were none, the clerk announced, “We did not. Um and as there is no one in the audience, I'm going to uh close to our close session and we will provide opportunity for public comment at the open session. Thank you.”
The clerk also noted the time as 5:34 as the board prepared to move into closed session. The transcript records no motions or votes on the record during the excerpt; the announcement to enter closed session was made as a procedural step and no formal roll-call vote appears in the provided segments.
Public comment was not taken during the recorded portion; the board indicated members of the public would have an opportunity to speak during the meeting’s open session later in the agenda.
