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Granite Falls board, superintendent reject social‑media claims about Crossroads; community speakers defend program
Summary
Board members and the superintendent publicly rejected a Facebook post alleging administrators were removing Crossroads High School murals and turning the school "into a prison." Several former and current Crossroads families spoke in support of the school at public comment.
Director Carl Carey opened board comments by reading a Facebook post that accused the superintendent of removing student murals and ‘‘turning the school into a prison.’’ Carey told the board the social‑media claims were "either untrue or lack context," urged residents to direct concerns to the superintendent first, and said neither the board nor the superintendent had instructed removal of murals.
The superintendent, Superintendent Geaslin,…
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