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Chair moves Tucson Unified District board into executive session; quorum confirmed
Summary
The board confirmed a quorum and recessed into an executive session after a motion from the Chair that was seconded by Ms. Ekstrom; a staff member noted the meeting was being recorded and asked for microphones to support live streaming.
The Tucson Unified District board recessed into an executive session Tuesday after the Chair called the meeting to order and confirmed a quorum.
A staff member said, "Oh, yes, it's recorded," and relayed a request that microphones be provided to improve the meeting's live streaming. The Chair then asked for roll call and, after members were named, confirmed a quorum.
The Chair moved "to get us into executive session," a motion that was seconded by Ms. Ekstrom; the Chair asked, "All those in favor say aye," after which the board recessed. The Chair told attendees, "All right, we'll be in executive session and we'll be back here in approximately 5:30." No formal tally or public vote count was recorded in the transcript provided.
The clerk read members' names during roll call, naming Luna Rose, Mr. Romero, Ms. Shaw, Ms. Ekstrom and Dr. Shaw. The record shows responses of presence for some members; the Chair then declared that the meeting had a quorum and moved into the closed session.
The board's discussion in the executive session was not part of the public record in this transcript. The meeting was set to reconvene around 5:30 p.m.
