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Community survey prompts Meridian board to consider exploring 'HLS avenue,' superintendent warns district is '3 years behind'
Summary
A Zoom presentation of community survey results indicated residents favor exploring the "HLS avenue." Superintendent Dr. Plourde said he wants to move quickly, saying the district is "3 years behind." The board scheduled follow-up work tied to facilities planning.
A presentation of community survey results at the Oct. 1 Meridian CUSD 223 board meeting showed respondents want the district to explore the "HLS avenue," according to the minutes of the Zoom presentation. Superintendent Dr. Plourde said he would like to "move forward quickly because we are 3 years behind."
Board discussion in the minutes does not record a formal vote or specific next-step timeline, but the survey results were described as informing forthcoming Facilities Committee work. The Facilities Committee is scheduled to meet in mid-October to consider decisions based in part on the community survey.
