Plains superintendent receives a vote of no confidence
Over 70 people attended the Plains School Board meeting last week, including 22 district staff members, following the Plains Teachers Organization's vote of no confidence for superintendent Kathleen Walsh.
The public participation segment, during which community members were invited to speak on non-agenda items, lasted for the first 55 minutes. A total of 14 individuals took the opportunity to share their opinions during this time.
Longtime Plains resident and former Plains High School student, Karla Padden, was the first to express her support for teachers and emphasize the importance of doing what's best for the students.
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