Take it to the Superintendent. And feel free to share copies of your communications with Board members as you go up the line. It s one of their best ways of knowing what s not going right. But don t expect them to resolve your problem for you. You guessed it.
Board members are willing to hear from anyone about anything.
They are available by mail, e-mail, phone and personal visit. They make time available during Board meetings for the public to speak on any subject. But the law requires notice of possible Board action on its agenda for the next meeting. And reversal of a Superintendent s administrative decision is extremely rare. You can speak about agenda items at Board meetings, or on any subject during Open Discussion.