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Speakers urge reinstatement of Chino High athletic director Michael Hinkle and criticize district litigation and policies
Summary
Multiple public commenters at the Feb. 20 board meeting urged the board to reinstate former Chino High School athletic director Michael Hinkle, described his community impact and criticized district legal actions and policies; other public commenters raised concerns about equity, dress code, and SCAQMD rule impacts.
Several members of the public used the board’s Feb. 20 public‑comment period to urge the Chino Valley Unified School District Board of Education to reinstate Michael Hinkle as athletic director at Chino High School and to criticize district legal strategy and policy choices.
What speakers said
- Community supporters of Michael Hinkle described him as a longtime leader and mentor. Parent Tiffany Chavez said Hinkle had “dedicated endless hours” and asked the board to reconsider removing him. Evan Gray, a 2024 graduate and former student-athlete, said Hinkle’s support inspired him to become a coach and asked the board to reinstate Hinkle.
- Several speakers asked the board to weigh community impact over procedural precedent. Scott Rosson, a teacher in the district, urged trustees to “look at the impact Mr. Hinkle’s made and the opportunity he has to make in the future and reinstate him as the athletic director at…
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