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Kensington School Board affirms respect for voters, limits engagement with citizen task force and restates public comment rules
Summary
The Kensington School Board said it will not recognize or collaborate with an independently formed "citizen's task force," affirmed adherence to New Hampshire right-to-know rules for records requests, and restated its public comment policy (30-minute period, three minutes per speaker).
The Kensington School Board on an evening meeting reviewed and formalized its response to a citizen-formed task force and reiterated its public input rules.
Board Chair Stephanie Schmidt said the board “honors and upholds the will of the voters” after a recent town meeting vote that rejected creation of a citizen advisory budget committee, and added that the board will not be collaborating with or endorsing any independent group that is…
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