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Pontiac board approves exploring Oakland County Parks partnership to host outreach at Peace School
Summary
The board voted to explore a partnership with Oakland County Parks and the sheriff's office to provide space for outreach programs at Peace School; the motion passed unanimously during the Sept. 22 meeting.
The Pontiac School District board voted Sept. 22 to explore a partnership with Oakland County Parks (OCP) and the Oakland County Sheriff's Office to provide space for outreach programs at Peace School. The motion to approve exploring the partnership was moved by Trustee Jennifer Dooley and supported by Vice President Kenyada Bowman and passed with no recorded opposition.
Interim Superintendent Dr. Kimberly Leverette listed the item under Information from the Superintendent and Administration, and the board discussed program space and community outreach needs during the OCP presentation. The motion directs district staff to pursue exploring the partnership; the motion text in the minutes states the effort would —provide space for programs at Peace School that will provide outreach services and support to the community.—
Board President Dr. Anisha Hannah and other trustees framed the vote as a next step to investigate logistics and coordination with the sheriff's office and OCP rather than an immediate program launch. No budget appropriation or implementation timeline was included in the motion.
