Residents raise concerns about new elementary school and charter schools during public comment
Summary
Two residents used the non-agenda public-comment period to raise topics including the proposed new elementary school and concerns about building projects and charter-school impacts on student value.
During the brief community corner on Aug. 11, two residents addressed the board during non-agenda public comment. Becky Bartlett raised the topic of a new elementary school; Chelisse Headley-Kline spoke about building projects, charter schools and student-value concerns. The board reminded participants that non-agenda comments must follow Policy 903 and are limited to a single five-minute statement.
No board action was taken during the public-comment period; comments were placed on the record as part of the meeting minutes.
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