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Resident Rachel Elliott criticizes district's handling of crowded April meeting and treatment of teachers
Summary
Rachel Elliott, a resident and parent, told the Upper Adams policy committee she filed a Right-to-Know request about an April 21 meeting, criticized the district for not moving the meeting to an auditorium when the room filled and for failing to acknowledge a person fainting, and warned that disrespect toward teachers could drive them away.
Rachel Elliott, a resident who said she has children in the district, told the policy committee she filed a Right-to-Know request after an April 21 meeting and urged the board to account fully for meeting records and attendee materials. "This was sent at 11:40AM the morning of the meeting," she said of a message notifying the superintendent of…
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