§ 2010 Board Investigations And Hearings

• •The board can make a report using only their own research.
• •They can also hold meetings and listen to people talk to get more information.
• •They don’t have to do both—just one or the other is fine.

Imagine your school is deciding whether to add a new playground.

The school board can either just look at their own notes and pictures of the space, or they can also ask kids and parents what they think in a meeting. They don’t have to do both if they don’t want to.