Like the schools it supervises, the Spokane Public Schools board of directors is going hybrid – and it might do so permanently.
After a year of holding meetings only on Zoom, the board opened its doors to the public for Wednesday night’s meeting.
No one took the board up on its offer, but now the public has a choice, board President Jerrall Haynes said.
“Hopefully we can grow from there,” Haynes said.
With the easing of COVID-19 restrictions on public meetings, the district has moved to a hybrid system in which board members, staff and the public have the option to participate virtually or in person at the district’s
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