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Teachers and union leaders raise enrollment paperwork problems; teacher seeks sign to recognize student habitat work at Cronin Derby Downs
Summary
Teachers and the United Teachers of Flint raised concerns about missing centralized enrollment paperwork that prevents attendance tracking; a teacher requested a sign at Cronin Derby Downs to showcase student work on a recognized vernal pool. The board later authorized a sign for the park.
Kim Hatfield, a teacher at Flint Southwestern, told the board she and students have worked with the city and conservation partners for about 13 years on a habitat-restoration project and asked the board to approve a sign at Cronin Derby Downs adjacent to Southwestern to display student work related to a state-recognized vernal pool.
Karen Christian, president of the United Teachers of Flint and a teacher at Potter Elementary, raised two operational concerns during public comment: she asked the board to continue an existing letter-of-agreement practice that provides duty-free lunch for GSRP staff, and she flagged…
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