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Resident raises concern that cafeteria vacancies were not advertised
Summary
A resident and district employee, Carlen, told the board that cafeteria support positions vacated by retirements had not been publicly advertised and asked why the openings had not been posted; administration said it would review and follow up.
During the public-comment portion of the meeting, Carlen — who identified themself as a district resident and employee and said they were representing the president of the sports staff union — raised concerns that support (cafeteria) positions vacated by retirements had not been advertised.
"I have noticed that all the vacancies due to resignations or retirements have been listed and advertised for all positions except the support staff cafeteria positions," Carlen said, asking why those roles had not been posted. Administration responded that they were "working through them" and said they would "go back and look at it."
Why it matters: posting and filling support-staff roles affects daily operations, meals service and workload for remaining staff. The board did not announce a specific timeline at the meeting for any additional advertising or hiring steps but administration stated it would follow up.
The comment appears to have prompted administration to check the posting status; no formal motion or vote followed the public comment.
