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Trustee raises concerns about Etna–Trinity rivalry; president requests earlier handbook review

Scott Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees · January 15, 2025
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Summary

Board member Jim Harris expressed concern about rivalry between Etna and Trinity high schools and commended local efforts to reduce tensions. President Brandon Fawaz asked that site annual handbooks be presented earlier (first reading in April, final approval in May).

Board Member Jim Harris raised concerns about tensions between Etna and Trinity high schools and praised efforts by the school districts to seek solutions.

President Brandon Fawaz asked that site annual handbooks be presented to the board earlier in the cycle, proposing a first reading in April with final approval in May; Fawaz also noted that a parent had contacted him with concerns about Etna–Trinity relations. No specific action was taken at the meeting; trustees discussed the issue as part of board reports and community relations.

Trustees did not place an item on a future agenda during the report but expressed support for continued coordination among district leaders.