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Floodwood district suspends virtual board participation over technology concerns
Summary
The district will suspend virtual options for board meetings due to inadequate technology for inclusive participation; the superintendent will explore options for quorum circumstances.
District staff announced that virtual options for board meetings will be suspended because the district lacks adequate technology to ensure inclusive and informed virtual participation. The July 13 minutes record that Superintendent Nathan Libbon will investigate options should a board member need to join virtually in order to ensure a quorum.
The minutes do not list a specific new technology plan or timeline for restoring virtual access; they indicate the suspension is an operational decision intended to preserve meeting integrity and inclusiveness.
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