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Parent raises concern about book from classroom library

Redmond School District 2J Board of Directors · May 28, 2025
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Summary

Parent Jillian Watts told the board she is concerned about a book her daughter received from a teacher’s classroom library; the board received the comment during public comment and did not take immediate action at the meeting.

During the public comment period, Jillian Watts identified herself as a parent and raised concerns about a book that was provided to her daughter from a teacher’s classroom library. Watts requested the district take note of the concern; the board received the comment but did not take action or vote during the meeting.

The comment was entered into the public record as part of the citizen comment segment; the transcript does not record a district response or a follow‑up directive at this meeting. District staff typically handle instructional material concerns through established review and adoption processes and the board did not change policy during this session.