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Board of Education posts FAQ, outlines ballot options and open‑mic ahead of Jan. 28
Summary
A staff member said the board created spfk12.org with an FAQ, described options to submit ballots — including mail‑in and in‑person delivery to the Union County office — and said board members and administrators will hold an open‑mic to answer questions; emailed and social‑media inquiries will also be answered.
A staff member for the board of education said the board has organized a website, spfk12.org, to centralize answers to questions about upcoming actions and participation options.
"the board of education has organized a website, spfk12.org," the staff member said, introducing an FAQ compiled from questions received by email, phone and in person.
The staff member described how people can participate or submit ballots, saying there is information on the site about mail‑in ballots and that residents "could actually go over to the Union County office and submit their mail and ballot just in person." The staff member added, "if the January 28th date isn't convenient there are other options for that."
The staff member also announced an open‑mic session at which "the board members will be there as well as the school administration" to respond to questions raised by attendees. The official said the board is distributing information on social media and will accept emailed questions, adding, "we answer every single one of those."
The announcement in the transcript did not include a formal vote or policy decision. For more information the staff member directed listeners to spfk12.org and to the Union County office for in‑person ballot submission options.
