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Public comment urges transitional kindergarten and flags library-book concerns

Camptonville Elementary School Board · August 20, 2024
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Summary

A letter read to the board said Camptonville Elementary lacks a transitional kindergarten program; a board member separately raised concerns about the appropriateness of books being checked out from the school library.

During public input, Board Member Shonti Burke read a letter from Kristin Musa concerning the school’s lack of a transitional kindergarten (TK) program. The letter, as read into the record, argues the school does not currently offer TK and urges action to address the gap.

Board Member Amanda Hines separately "expressed concern regarding the appropriateness of books being checked out of the library." The board did not record a response or next steps on either issue in the Aug. 20 minutes; both items were entered as public input for future consideration.

The matters were raised during the public input and correspondence portion of the agenda rather than as formal agenda items; the board identified library permissions as a topic for the next meeting.