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CUSD 300 board votes to enter closed session to discuss auditor meetings and potential fraud risks

CUSD 300 Board of Education (Operations Committee) · January 13, 2026
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Summary

The board convened a closed session under 5 ILCS 120/2.29 to discuss auditor meetings and potential fraud risk areas; the motion passed by roll call with multiple 'Aye' votes. The body reconvened later to continue its agenda.

The CUSD 300 Board of Education operations committee moved into a closed session to allow discussion of meetings between internal or external auditors and governmental audit committees and matters involving internal control weaknesses and potential or suspected fraud, citing 5 ILCS 120/2.29. The motion was made by a committee member (speaker 2) and approved by roll call.

During the roll call several members responded "Aye" and Chair (speaker 1) declared the motion passed. The chair said the board would meet in closed session and then return to finish the public portion of the agenda.

The agenda item referenced the Illinois statute allowing a board to discuss audit- and fraud-related matters in closed session; the motion and roll call are the only formal action recorded in the transcript for this item. The meeting reconvened and proceeded to regular agenda business after the closed session.