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Trustee Perez questions why East Penn agendas lack a standing board-comment item

East Penn School Board · July 14, 2026
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Summary

Trustee Dr. Perez asked why the district agenda does not include a standing slot for board comments, old/new business, or round-table items; the superintendent and trustees said discussion is tied to specific agenda items and members can request items via the board secretary or president.

At the end of the superintendent’s report, Trustee Dr. Perez asked for historical context on why East Penn’s meeting agenda does not include a standing section for board comments or round-table items. Dr. Perez said he had noticed that other districts provide a vehicle for board comment or unfinished business and wanted to know “why that is the case here in East Penn.”

Board members and Superintendent Dr. Campbell replied that East Penn’s practice ties discussion to discrete agenda items. Campbell said that if a trustee wishes to bring forward a discussion item, the trustee normally submits the item in advance to the board secretary and the board president so the item can be scheduled and administration can prepare any necessary materials or presentations.

Trustee Dr. Perez acknowledged the board policy explanation and said he would follow up for additional clarification. The exchange clarified the district’s operating practice but did not produce a change to the published agenda format at the meeting.