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Committee reminds members about public-comment protocol
Summary
At the start of the meeting a committee member reminded board members not to engage in back-and-forth during public comments and to refer commenters' concerns to the superintendent and staff for follow-up.
Before the substantive agenda began, a committee member reminded board members of the district's public-comment protocol: board members should listen to public comments and avoid back-and-forth exchanges; comments will be passed to the superintendent and staff for follow-up.
"When we do public comments, that we listen to their public comments. We're not to go back and forth with comments with them," the committee member said, adding the practice helps the district collect concerns and refer them appropriately. The reminder was procedural and no formal action was taken.
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