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Trustees approve revised board operating procedures, keep community meeting schedule
Summary
After Trustee Michael Cook requested clarification about replacing non‑agenda public comment with 4–6 community meetings, the board voted unanimously to approve the updated Board Operating Procedures and said dates will be published.
Trustee Michael Cook explained his reason for pulling item 5.4 from the consent agenda: the revised board operating procedures include 4–6 community meetings intended to replace the previous non‑agenda public comment opportunities. Cook said the district will publish dates and emphasized the board’s intent to keep community access to public input.
Following discussion, Trustee Sam Johnson moved to approve the board operating procedures and the motion passed unanimously; the chair counted seven hands in favor. Trustees urged staff to publish community meeting dates promptly so families can plan to attend.
The board’s action finalized an item that had been removed from the consent agenda earlier in the meeting and returned it to the business section for approval. No amendments to the procedures were recorded in the discussion segment.
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