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Letter: Public participation was available at MHUSD meeting
Nga Dinh’s May 29 Guest View, “Did MHUSD violate open-meeting laws?” raises important questions about transparency and public participation. Those questions deserve thoughtful consideration. However, the article’s conclusions rely more on assumptions than on the facts presented. The article’s central claim is that parents were denied a meaningful opportunity to advocate on behalf of a teacher. Yet the meeting’s published agenda proves otherwise…
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Letter: Public participation was available at MHUSD meeting
Nga Dinh’s May 29 Guest View, “Did MHUSD violate open-meeting laws?” raises important questions about transparency and public participation. Those questions deserve thoughtful consideration. However, the article’s conclusions rely more on assumptions than on the facts presented. The article’s central claim is that parents were denied a meaningful opportunity to advocate on behalf of a teacher. Yet the meeting’s published agenda proves otherwise…
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