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Public commenters urge support for teachers, better summer communications and stricter tech/AI rules
Summary
Multiple residents urged the Caledonia board to treat teachers with respect amid negotiations, requested clearer district summer communications and transportation notices for KCTC families, and asked the board to restrict personal electronics, limit classroom screen time and require parental opt‑in for AI.
Several community members addressing the Caledonia Community Schools board on July 28 urged officials to back teachers in contract negotiations, improve summer communication to families, and tighten district policies on student device use and classroom AI.
James Ernest opened public comment by recalling teachers who shaped his life and saying he wanted teachers to be treated "with respect and with generosity" as negotiations continue. Susan Demuse, identifying herself as a longtime teacher and parent, echoed that message and asked…
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