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Lowell School Committee approves permission to enter, then adjourns at brief special meeting
Summary
At a brief special meeting on June 29, 2026, the Lowell School Committee approved a procedural "permission to enter" motion and then voted to adjourn; the finance office was represented by Amanda Dupont and no substantive policy items were debated.
At a special meeting called for June 29, 2026, the Lowell School Committee convened, approved a procedural motion granting permission to enter, and immediately voted to adjourn without discussing substantive agenda items.
Mr. Le, the committee president, called the meeting to order and the clerk conducted roll call; members present included Miss Martin, Miss McFaden, Mr. Bahu, Mr. Conway, Mr. Del Rossi and Mr. Le. The group recited the Pledge of Allegiance before proceeding to business.
The president sought a motion to approve the "permission to enter" for the June 29 meeting. Miss Martin moved the motion and Mr. Bahu seconded. The clerk conducted a roll call and all present members voted "Yes," approving the permission to enter.
Shortly thereafter, Miss McFaden moved to adjourn, seconded by Miss Martin. The clerk again called the roll; the same members voted "Yes" and the meeting was adjourned. Amanda Dupont attended to represent the finance office while several cabinet members were on leave.
The meeting lasted long enough to establish quorum, approve the procedural permission, and close; no budget votes, ordinances, or policy discussions were recorded during this session. The committee did not schedule further action during the special meeting.
