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Superintendent reports stable open-enrollment, updates board on Pinal County 'Final Mile' 5G tower
Summary
Superintendent Nehrmeyer reported 100 open-enrollment students at Mountain Vista K-8 and updated the board that installation of a Pinal County Final Mile 5G tower began; she said community members raised concerns and she is directing specific comments to the Pinal County Board of Supervisors.
Superintendent Nehrmeyer told the Governing Board on Feb. 9 that the district currently has 100 students enrolled at Mountain Vista K-8 through open enrollment and that monthly attendance is improving compared with the previous school year.
Nehrmeyer also updated the board on the Pinal County Final Mile 5G wireless internet project, saying installation of a tower began earlier in the month. She reported that some community members have expressed concerns; Nehrmeyer said she had spoken with those residents and that she is directing any specific comments to the Pinal County Board of Supervisors.
No formal district action on the 5G project was taken by the board at the meeting. The superintendent’s remarks were informational; attendees were told that questions or formal complaints related to the county-led project should be routed to Pinal County officials.
