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Public commenter says revised 'controversial issues' policy was added without board approval; district adjourns into closed session
Summary
At the Nov. 20, 2025 Chino Valley Unified Board of Education meeting, public commenter Amanda Swagger alleged a revised "controversial issues and flag ban" policy was placed into revised board policy without a formal vote and urged the board to rescind it and consider it in open session; the board then moved into closed session on litigation, labor and personnel matters.
At the Nov. 20, 2025 meeting of the Chino Valley Unified Board of Education, a community member urged the board to undo a procedural error and avoid discipline related to a disputed policy.
Amanda Swagger, speaking during the portion of the meeting when members of the public were allowed to address closed-session agenda items, said documentation provided by ACT suggested possible litigation and that "the policy that was not passed during open session was placed on the agenda." Swagger told the board…
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