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District says site inspection fixes completed; trustee questions removal of Clay Target poster
Summary
Chawanakee Unified reported that California Risk Management Authority inspections found a few issues that have been addressed. Trustee Jessie Hutchens asked why a Clay Target shooting poster was removed while others remained, and Trustee Barbara Bigelow asked staff to research how other districts handle shooting‑club materials.
Melissa Kielpinski, the district chief business officer, told trustees that annual inspections by the California Risk Management Authority were completed at district campuses and that identified issues "have been taken care of." The report covered Chawanakee Academy/Adult Ed., the district office, multiple schools including Minarets High School and North Fork School; trustees unanimously approved the inspection report.
During discussion Jessie Hutchens pressed administration on the selective removal of a Clay Target shooting poster, asking, "why did we just pull that one poster and not any others." Trustee Barbara Bigelow asked staff to investigate how other districts manage Clay Shooting Clubs and report back, and the board directed staff to follow up.
