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Board approves seniors' parking-spot painting program over two dissenting votes
Summary
Stanton County USD 452 approved a plan allowing seniors to paint assigned parking spots, with designs subject to principal approval; the measure passed 4-2 with board members Rhett Seyb and Bret Kendrick opposed.
The Stanton County USD 452 Board of Education approved a proposal allowing graduating seniors to paint their assigned parking spots, passing the measure 4-2 on Jan. 15.
Stucco President David Crane, with student presenters Kensington Nairn and Avery Scott, showed a slideshow and said other nearby schools permit the practice. The board set a condition that students must submit a design to Principal Leah Crane at least one week before painting so the design can be approved or changed.
Val Zamudio moved to approve the seniors painting program, Chantry Scott seconded, and the motion carried 4-2; board members Rhett Seyb and Bret Kendrick voted against the measure. The board did not record any specific fines or enforcement steps in the minutes; procedural details beyond the one-week design-review requirement were described as to be handled by Principal Leah Crane.
The vote followed discussion of examples from neighboring districts and an explanation of the approval workflow; the program will proceed under the conditions set by the administration.
