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Superintendent task force on advisory committees seeks extension; chairs warn rushed schedule could undermine stakeholder input
Summary
Volunteers on the superintendent's task force told the board the 60-day timeline set for recommendations risked insufficient review of related policies and bylaws and asked that work continue into the fall; some board members urged sticking to the May report deadline to allow changes to take effect for next school year.
The superintendent's task force on advisory committees told the School Board at the May 9 workshop that its members had met frequently but needed more time to complete two robust options on committee structure and policy 10-70.
Cynthia Dominique, task force chair, said the group had met nine times, had recorded about 30 hours of work and produced surveys for committee liaisons and advisory chairs. "The consensus is that the current pace at which we're meeting is not sustainable for task force members," Dominique said and reported the task force passed a motion on April 9 requesting more time to continue the work into the fall.
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