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Residents raise concerns about proposed hydrogen project during Questa school board public comment
Summary
Four community members told the Questa Independent Schools Board they were worried about a proposed hydrogen project and said district staff did not respond to their emails; the board discussed the hydrogen project as a future opportunity for students but took no action.
During the public-comment period at the April 7 meeting of the Questa Independent Schools Board of Education, multiple residents raised concerns about a proposed hydrogen project and sought information from district officials.
Adelita Mead addressed the board and said she had not received responses to emails she sent to district staff about plaques, a mural and substitute teaching assignments. Mariquita Rael, Jessica Joseph and Anna Fuenning also spoke and expressed concerns related to the hydrogen project and its potential implications for the district and community. Comments were delivered under public comment; the transcript records the remarks but does not include direct quotes.
Later in the meeting board members discussed the hydrogen project as part of “future opportunities for QISD students.” The transcript lists that discussion as informational only; there was no formal motion, directive or vote to pursue or endorse the project during the meeting.
Board members did not record a decision on the hydrogen project at the April 7 meeting. The item remains at the discussion stage and may be revisited in future meetings or committee sessions.
