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Lebanon Community SD 9 board declines action on public complaint, delegates response to chair
Summary
At a special meeting the board voted to take no action on a public complaint and delegated authority to the board chair to respond. The motion was moved by a board member and seconded by a staff member; the chair declared the motion carried.
At a special meeting of the Lebanon Community School District Board of Directors, the board voted to take no action on a public complaint and delegated the authority to respond to the board chair.
A committee member moved “I move to take no action on the public complaint filed with the board and to delegate the authority to the board chair to respond to the complaint.” A staff member seconded the motion, and the chair asked for voices; several members answered “aye,” and the chair declared the motion carried.
The motion leaves the board without taking further formal action on the complaint and places responsibility for the board’s response with the chair. The board did not discuss additional follow-up steps on the public record at the meeting.
The special meeting proceeded to other agenda items, including bargaining preparations and a boundary-map policy update, and adjourned later in the session.
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