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Parents raise safety concerns, allege inappropriate conduct by community volunteer at Port Orford‑Langlois meeting
Summary
Two parents told the school board that a Turning Point Club was denied recognition and alleged a Rotary volunteer gave personal books and paid several girls, raising concerns the material and contact were inappropriate; the board directed parents to the superintendent or building supervisor for follow‑up and said personnel or policy complaints must go through staff channels.
At the Port Orford‑Langlois SD 2CJ board meeting, parent Josh Evans told the board he believed a local Rotary volunteer, identified in the public comment as John Huddle, had given personal books to several girls and paid them $50 to read the books and promised additional payment after completion. Evans said his daughter found the material “highly inappropriate” and that he believed such behavior could amount to grooming; he said the Turning Point Club chapter his family sought to…
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