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Parent at Marysville school urges board not to move 'Miss B,' citing student needs
Summary
Liza Carbone, Lindor Elementary PTC president and parent, told the board that removing 'Miss B' from Lindor would harm students, including her son with epilepsy and ADHD, and criticized the district's communication about the move.
Liza Carbone, who identified herself as a parent at Lindor Elementary and president of the school's Parent Teacher Club, used the public-comment period to urge trustees not to remove a vice principal she referred to as "Miss B."
"We need Miss B," Carbone said, describing the vice principal as a steady presence for students and families and saying the district had not adequately communicated about the personnel move. She said her son, who has epilepsy and ADHD, had benefited from Miss B's involvement and that frequent leadership turnover harms student success.
Carbone asked the board to consider how the change would affect students, teachers and staff at Lindor and said she would remain after the meeting to follow up. The board did not provide a response during the public-comment period documented in the transcript.
What happens next: Carbone requested improved communication and a review of the personnel decision; the transcript does not record a board response or a follow-up action.
