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Corona Municipal Schools board moves into executive session to discuss administrator and real estate acquisition
Summary
After opening with the pledge and an invocation, the Corona Municipal Schools board voted to enter an executive session listed on the agenda to discuss matters involving the administrator and the acquisition of real estate; the public meeting was paused and the board said it would return when the closed session ended.
The Corona Municipal Schools board moved into an executive session after the meeting’s opening formalities, saying it would discuss the administrator and the acquisition of real estate.
The public portion began with the pledge of allegiance and a salute to the New Mexico flag, followed by an invocation led by Robbie, a meeting participant who prayed for guidance and wisdom for the board. Shortly afterward the chair called for a motion to go into an executive session "as per the agenda." The chair stated the session topics would include the administrator and acquisition of real estate.
A motion to enter executive session was made and seconded; the chair then called members by name for their votes. Members who were asked by name—Alina, Kyle, Robbie and Barbara—responded and the chair announced the motion carried. The transcript does not specify who formally moved or seconded the motion.
Before departing for the closed session the chair asked nonessential attendees to step out and told two people to remain. The chair said, "We will be back with you whenever we get out. So hang tight." No further public discussion was recorded before the meeting moved into executive session.
The board did not disclose additional details in the public record about the administrator matter or the real estate acquisition; both items were listed on the agenda as the reason for the closed session.
