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Stockton Unified board recesses to closed session for superintendent midyear evaluation
Summary
The Stockton Unified School District board convened a special meeting, read public-comment rules, recorded roll call, announced a closed-session midyear evaluation of the superintendent facilitated by a CSBA consultant, recessed into closed session and adjourned at 11:01 a.m.
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Stockton Unified School District trustees convened a special board meeting that included the announcement of a closed-session midyear performance evaluation of the superintendent, and the board recessed into closed session before reconvening and adjourning at 11:01 a.m.
Board staff (identified in the meeting as Christina) read the district's public-comment language and meeting protocols at the start of the session, telling attendees that trustees will speak only when recognized, that each public speaker is allowed three minutes, and that the room would be limited to 132 seats by fire code. The board led the Pledge of Allegiance and staff said no public comments were offered at that time. As the meeting’s recorded public proceedings show, "We have no public comment at this time," the board president said.
The agenda listed Item 2.1 as "Stockton Unified School District Public Employee Performance Mid Year Evaluation, certificated," and the agenda text cited "government code 54900And57." The agenda also stated the superintendent's evaluation would be facilitated by Robert Bob Kane of the California School Boards Association (CSBA), identified on the agenda as a CSBA consultant. The presiding officer announced the board would recess to closed session to consider the listed closed-session items; no public deliberations or votes on the superintendent evaluation are recorded in the public transcript.
Trustees named on the roll call in the public record included President Kanetha Stevens; Vice President Sofia Colon; Clerk Donald Denair; and Trustees Angel Ann Flores, Isabel Perez, Frank Silva and Shauna Priest. The meeting reconvened briefly to public session and was adjourned at 11:01 a.m., with no public action recorded on the personnel item.
Because the item concerned a public employee performance evaluation, the substantive discussion occurred in closed session and is not part of the public transcript. The board did not record any votes or formal actions on the public record regarding the evaluation during the session covered by the transcript.

