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School board pauses committee recommendation to name rooms; board seeks uniform process

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Summary

Committee was told the school board appreciated naming recommendations but asked that any naming of parts of the building follow a process consistent with naming the school itself, effectively pausing room‑naming actions.

Mary Garcia told the committee that the school board reviewed the building committee’s recommendations to name rooms or portions of the new school and appreciated the candidates but asked that the district follow a consistent, transparent process before naming portions of the building.

Garcia said the board’s position is that the original naming process focused on selecting a school name, and that a separate or expanded naming process could invite additional nominations. The school board therefore asked that any naming of rooms or other building components proceed through a similar public process so that names beyond the school name receive equal consideration. Garcia said families who previously submitted names for the school could re‑submit during any future room‑naming process.

“No action will be taken at this time; the board requested that a similar open process be used for naming other parts of the building,” Garcia said. The committee agreed to hold the recommendation on pause and to coordinate with the board if or when the board opens a broader naming process.

Committee members did not raise objections in the meeting to the board’s request and the matter was tabled for future consideration.