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Parent praises student advisory, presses board on transfer handling and wraparound services

Meridian Community Unit School District 223 Board of Education · December 5, 2024
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Summary

Parent Nathan Maahs told the board he was encouraged by the PSAC visit, suggested open enrollment could increase use of wraparound services, and said the district mishandled his move within the district despite guidance from election officials.

Parent Nathan Maahs told the board he was "very encouraged by the presentation given by the PSAC" and suggested that open enrollment could increase community uptake of wraparound services. He framed his comments around supporting more technical and relevant training for students.

Nathan Maahs also said the district's handling of his recent move within the district was incorrect, noting that district and Board President John Smith had sought and followed guidance from the Deputy Election Clerk and the State Election Office but that the process still "was done wrong." He said he plans to attend more meetings to continue to challenge the board on the issue.