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Public commenters raise concerns about policy wording, AED access and automatic fixtures in renovated bathrooms
Summary
Two residents spoke during public comment: one asked for clearer district policy language on sustainability, electronic signatures and AED accessibility; another asked the district to reconsider automatic flush/dryer fixtures in elementary bathrooms because of noise and usability for younger children.
During the public‑comment period at the Sept. 29 West Chester Area School District meeting, two residents raised operational and policy concerns.
Judy DeFonto of East Goshen addressed recent policy revisions. She said she noticed the district’s Policy 102 (standards) does not reference sustainability and asked whether sustainability had been omitted from the updated policy language. She also flagged Policy 815.5…
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