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Brockton trustees vote to ban visitor from district property through end of school year
Summary
Following an executive session, the Brockton School Board unanimously voted to ban Marissa Iron Leggins from district property for the remainder of the 2024–25 school year and required her to meet with the board before lifting the ban.
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After a closed executive session on visitor conduct, the Brockton School Board voted Jan. 21 to ban Marissa Iron Leggins from district property for any and all activities for the remainder of the school year and to require her to meet with the board before the ban could be lifted.
Trustee Olivia Johnson made the motion and Trustee Rae Jean Belgarde seconded; the motion carried with four votes in favor and none opposed. Chair Sammy Nygard presided over the action. The meeting minutes record that the board closed the meeting for individual privacy before returning to take the vote.
The minutes do not detail the behavior that led to the ban, nor do they list a timeline for reinstatement beyond the requirement that Iron Leggins meet with the board. The board did not identify any additional conditions or appeal process in the public minutes.
The board adjourned shortly after addressing the visitor conduct matter. Any further administrative or legal steps beyond the board’s motion were not described in the meeting record.
