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Parents and community members urge board to address high school cheer coach and program
Summary
Three community members used public comment to raise concerns about the high school cheer coach and program; the minutes record the comments but show no Board response or subsequent action at the Oct. 21 meeting.
Three residents raised concerns about the Carman-Ainsworth High School cheer coach and the cheer program during the public comment portion of the Board of Education's Oct. 21 meeting. LaToya Brown of Flushing, Krystie James of Flint and Tenasia Hayes of Flint each spoke to the Board about the coach or the program, according to the meeting minutes. The minutes do not record specific allegations, requested remedies, or any immediate response from the Board.
President Gloria Nealy opened the public-comment period and allowed the three speakers to address the trustees. The record lists each speaker's name and address but does not provide direct quotations or any follow-up by district staff during the meeting.
The concern was logged during the regular meeting and no personnel action, investigation directive, or referral to staff is recorded in the minutes. The Board's next regular meeting is scheduled for Nov. 11, 2025, where public comment and any staff or committee reports could again surface this topic.
