A resident urged the Haddon Township School District superintendent to establish an application process for student board representatives during public comment at a district meeting.

The comment called on the superintendent to decide "when there is I to, have an application process for our student board representatives, to apply to these student board representatives instead of just," according to the meeting transcript. The speaker did not provide additional details on how the process would work, when it would take effect, or whether it would replace an existing method of selecting student representatives.

The transcript shows the remark was made during the public-comment portion of the meeting; there is no record in the transcript of follow-up questions from board members, staff direction to develop a policy, or a formal motion addressing the suggestion. The meeting record does not specify whether student representatives are currently appointed, elected, or selected by another method.

Because the speaker did not identify a proposed timeline, eligibility criteria, or the superintendent's response, those details remain not specified in the meeting record. The suggestion therefore remains a public comment rather than a formal proposal or district action.

The meeting minutes and transcript do not indicate any subsequent discussion or decision on the matter; any next steps would depend on whether district leaders choose to consider or adopt a formal application process for student representatives.