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Greg Lindsey, CDC teacher, praises smaller district’s accessibility

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Greg Lindsey, a CDC teacher, introduced himself and said the smaller district feels more 'intimate' than Torrance District, making it easier to communicate and get support; he also noted his local work history and that his youngest daughter just started college.

Greg Lindsey, a CDC teacher, introduced himself and described his work history and experience in the district. He said he has worked locally for six years and has been at his current site, Toledo, for nearly five years.

Lindsey compared the district to the larger Torrance District, saying the smaller size makes it "more intimate" and easier to build relationships. "I just feel it's a well run district and you're able to communicate with people," he said, adding that when concerns arise "it's easier to get that help and support."

He outlined his prior placements, saying he started at Burrow Heights and worked briefly at a high school before shifting to his current role. Lindsey also mentioned that his family includes two daughters, ages 18 and 20, and that his younger daughter recently started college and had been recognized as a standout softball pitcher.

No formal actions, motions, or votes were recorded in this portion of the transcript. The remarks consist of a personal introduction, comparison of district size and management, and brief family background.