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Board denies two out-of-district attendance appeals
Summary
The board voted to deny requests for Ari Cooper and Marcus Cooper to attend a Miller School District school, citing board policy and district certification concerns. Trustee Dwayne moved the motion and the board recorded aye votes.
The Marin County Board of Education voted to deny two new-district attendance appeals for students identified as Ari Cooper and Marcus Cooper.
During open session, the board considered student matters 25-26-03 and 25-26-04. Chair asked for a motion; Trustee Dwayne moved "to deny a request for Ari Cooper and Marcus Cooper to attend the school in the Miller Miller School District" citing board policy 8.6.10, section 2 number 3 and concerns about the effect on the district's certification. The motion was seconded and the board took a roll-call vote, recording aye votes and denying the attendance requests.
Board members said the decision reflected application of policy. The board concluded the item and moved to subsequent business.
