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Superintendent reports cold-weather closure, task force next steps and planned public engagement
Summary
Superintendent Ben Barton told the board there was no school that day due to extreme cold affecting safety and buses; he said the task force completed pre-schedule meetings and that Public Engagement plans a day at the state capitol to meet legislators.
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Superintendent Ben Barton reported to the board that there was no school on Feb. 18 because of extreme cold weather that affected student safety and bus operability. He described the closure as necessary for safety and operational reasons.
Barton also said the task force has completed pre-schedule meetings and the next step is to build public awareness of the task force's work and to plan toward a recommendation to the board. The district's Public Engagement committee is planning a day at the state capitol to meet legislators and is considering a breakfast to bring legislators and local officials to Princeton. The minutes do not specify dates or funding for the proposed engagement activities.
