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Public commenter urges TK boundary maps, better special-education program access and temporary restroom solutions
Summary
During public comment, John Paul Trayer asked the district to publish maps showing which schools Transitional Kindergarten (TK) attendees will attend, raised concerns about students being reassigned away from walkable schools, requested temporary restrooms during repairs and urged expansion of special-education programs across campuses.
At public comment, John Paul Trayer asked the board to create maps to make it easier for parents of 4‑year‑olds to know which school their children will attend for Transitional Kindergarten (TK). "Sería bonito tener mapas de donde nuestro donde va cada estudiante según existen en otros distritos," he said, arguing that clear maps could help improve enrollment and make it easier for families to plan.
Trayer also reported house‑to‑house conversations in his neighborhood about restroom shortages during repairs and noted that some families find their children moved to schools farther from home; he urged the district to consider placing special‑education programs on multiple campuses rather than concentrating them off‑neighborhood to reduce transportation burdens on families.
