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Parents press for hallway cameras and demand accountability; trustee publicly faults district counsel
Summary
Multiple public commenters urged hallway cameras after safety incidents and alleged administrative negligence; a trustee placed a formal no-confidence notice in district counsel Joseph Sanchez and requested a forensic audit and contract review.
During public comment, multiple speakers urged the San Jacinto board to install working hallway cameras and pressed the district for stronger oversight and transparency.
A speaker identified several past incidents—including a recent stabbing where police credited campus footage for identifying a suspect—and said cameras in common areas should not be optional. "Cameras provide objective oversight and protection that words and policies alone haven't," one commenter said while urging cameras in hallways, not classrooms.
Several public speakers linked concerns…
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