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Community members urge board to keep Dual Language program at Red Oak and Oak Terrace
Summary
Eighteen parents and residents spoke during public comment May 13 opposing consolidation to Oak Terrace, listing concerns about equity, community impact and transportation; the board acknowledged comments and did not act on consolidation that night.
During the public comment period, community members registered organized opposition to consolidating the Dual Language program at Oak Terrace. The transcript lists speakers who opposed consolidation, including Elan Suarez Klein, Louis Gonzalez, Barrett Biehl, David Etlinger and others.
Speakers stressed that keeping two sites preserves access for families, reduces burdens created by long bus rides, and protects the culture and identity of the Red Oak community. The board heard the comments but did not vote on consolidation at the May 13 meeting; trustees asked administration to return with more information before taking formal action.
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