During a recent board meeting, the discussion centered on the importance of transparency in the district's policy-making process. Ali Fitzpatrick, a speaker at the meeting, raised concerns regarding the board's approach to sharing changes to district policies. Fitzpatrick criticized the current practice of only posting new policies without providing a clear comparison to previous versions, which she deemed unacceptable.

She emphasized that the public should have the opportunity to review policy changes and understand the rationale behind them, arguing that failing to do so undermines public trust. Fitzpatrick pointed out that while the board encourages teachers to make lesson plans accessible online for parents, a similar level of transparency should be applied to policy revisions.

Her remarks highlighted a growing demand for accountability and openness from the board, suggesting that improving communication with the public could be a crucial step in rebuilding trust. The board is set to consider these policy changes in a second reading, and the implications of their approach to transparency remain a critical topic of discussion among community members.