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Former employee and student raise Title IX concerns at public forum

Centennial School District 28J Governing Board · January 8, 2025
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Summary

At the Jan. 8 meeting, former REAP employee Lindsey Troutman and CHS student Ashly Carrillo Gomez publicly voiced concerns about how the district has handled Title IX matters at Centennial Middle School; the board heard their statements during the public forum but took no immediate action.

Two public commenters used the meeting's public forum to raise concerns about Title IX handling at Centennial Middle School. Lindsey Troutman, identified as a former employee of REAP, and CHS student Ashly Carrillo Gomez described experiences and urged attention to the district's handling of Title IX-related matters.

The public comments were heard but no formal response or action was recorded at the meeting. The transcript states that both speakers "expressed their concerns about the District's efforts related to Title IX matters." The board did not take action at the Jan. 8 meeting; any follow-up would require staff review and potential placement on a future agenda.