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SUSD Governing Board united on limiting time for governing board reports

Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board members will get the same amount of time to speak during their board reports as individuals have speaking during the public comment section of meetings.

Independent Newsmedia, J. Graber

Scottsdale Unified School District governing board members will get the same amount of time to speak during their board reports as individuals have speaking during the public comment section of meetings.

The board unanimously passed a two-minute time limit on individual member’s governing board reports during it’s Sept. 12 meeting.

The move was a compromise that kept the board united on the topic.

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