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Parent urges Fraser schools to tighten enrollment protocols for students previously expelled elsewhere

Fraser Board of Education · July 1, 2026
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Summary

During public comment April 7, parent Molly Magnotte urged the board to adopt protocols to prevent students previously expelled in other districts from enrolling in Fraser virtual or in-person programs, and linked student behavior to staff retention concerns.

During the public comment portion of the April 7 meeting, parent Molly Magnotte asked the Fraser Board of Education to ensure protocols are in place to prevent students previously expelled in other districts from enrolling in Fraser’s virtual or in-person programs.

Magnotte said she attended spring conferences at Richards Middle School and Fraser High School and was disappointed by family participation; she added that student behavior concerns, in her view, have contributed to staff retention challenges. The minutes record her request as a call for the district to review enrollment protocols in light of an incident reported in another district.

The board did not record a formal response or action on the record at that meeting. The issue—rules governing cross-district enrollment and how discipline records are shared or considered—would typically be addressed through district policy review or by administration before any change is adopted.