Claremont School Board, March 19, 2025 | Organizational meeting; policy JBAB and Title IX policies

Participants

Everyone in the record. Name spellings, wards and attendance follow the approved minutes; where the transcript renders a name differently, the Participation cell says so.
Name	Role	Participation
Heather Whitney	Board chair; Finance subcommittee	Presides; seconds the vice-chair nomination (0:00:56); sets the comment rules (0:02:23); announces subcommittee assignments (0:46:09); speaks against keeping JBAB in force (1:02:35, 1:26:35); declines Patrick Adrian's second turn (1:21:13); moves the seal (0:45:48) and policies ACN and IHBCA (1:52:31, 1:55:06). Votes against the JBAB tabling motion (minutes).
Frank Sprague	Member; Finance subcommittee chair; NHSBA alternate (listed as vice chair on this meeting's agenda masthead)	Nominates Petrin for vice chair (0:00:53, transcript "Mike patron"); seconds the nonpublic motion (0:43:26) and the JBAB motion (0:52:34); supports review with legal input (0:53:49); moves ILBA, ACAC, AC, AC-R(2), ACA and GBAM (0:49:40, 1:47:58, 1:49:37, 1:51:50, 1:54:13); explains the NHSBA delegate role (1:56:23). Votes against the JBAB tabling motion (minutes).
Candace Crawford	Member; SRVRTC subcommittee chair	Moves nonpublic (0:43:24); moves to suspend enforcement of JBAB pending review (0:52:06), then accepts Howard's friendly amendment to table without suspending (1:25:10); moves to table the Title IX policies (1:35:45); announces a CTE grant hearing and a facility presentation (2:04:56).
Loren Howard	Member (newly elected); Policy subcommittee; NHSBA delegate	Moves an amendment not to suspend JBAB, which dies for lack of a second (0:57:44); argues for keeping the policy in force (1:01:05, 1:06:43, 1:30:42); notes the attorney's email arrived at 3:48 (1:23:37); offers the friendly amendment that passes (1:24:57). The chair calls him "Lauren" and once "Mr. Warren" in the transcript.
William "Bill" Madden	Member (newly elected); Policy and Curriculum	Roll call (0:01:39); says district policies do not match and need proofreading (0:56:09); says he has no executive summary of the policy changes (1:44:14).
Arlene Hawkins	Member; Policy subcommittee chair; Curriculum representative	Absent (minutes). Appointed in absence (0:46:43).
Michael Petrin	Member; elected vice chair; Capital Improvement chair	Absent (minutes). Elected vice chair by voice vote in his absence (0:01:17); the transcript renders the name "Mike patron" and "Mr. Peterson".
Noelle Kronberg	School board clerk	Calls the roll (0:01:29) and the roll-call votes; reads motions back at the chair's request (1:46:29). The transcript renders her name "Chromebook".
Miles Sheehan, Lilly Clark	Student board members	Listed on the agenda masthead; not heard on the recording.
Chris Pratt	Superintendent, SAU 6	Reads a prepared statement on protections that remain if JBAB is not in force (0:41:16 to 0:42:58); says it should go to counsel before anything is final (1:00:06).
Mike Koski	Assistant Superintendent; Title IX coordinator	Presents each policy (0:48:40, 0:51:14, 1:35:07); reads the attorney's recommendation aloud (0:51:45); explains why the Title IX policies matter to his investigations (1:40:04, 1:41:42). Spelled Michael Koski on the masthead.
Central office staff listed on the masthead	Michael McCosker, Jeff Small, Patrick O'Hearn, Mary Henry	Not heard on the recording.
Liza Draper	Citizens' comments, Ward 3	Against changing JBAB; cites court cases (0:04:09). Transcript: "Lisa Draper".
Camron Lownie	Citizens' comments, Ward 2; district teacher	Against rescinding; emotional safety of students (0:08:13). Transcript: "Cameron Louny".
Kelly Fontaine	Citizens' comments, Ward 1; district teacher	Supports the policy (0:11:33).
Patrick Adrian	Citizens' comments, Ward 1; former board member	Objects to the removal framing; asks for review with an attorney (0:13:01). His later request to speak on the policy's history is declined by the chair (1:20:50 to 1:22:03).
Dylan Marsh	Citizens' comments; district parent	Says he holds an email from the NHSBA executive director recommending against removing any policy (0:16:13).
Onyx Adrian	Citizens' comments, Ward 1; Stevens student	Favors review over removal (0:17:57).
Jess Dyer	Citizens' comments, Ward 1	Asks how students will be protected (0:19:56); speaks again on gender identity and sexual orientation (0:35:24). Transcript: "Jeff Stier".
Anna O'Hara	Citizens' comments	Against removal (0:23:17).
Hanna Brooks	Citizens' comments; Claremont resident	Against removal; cites a suicide-attempt statistic (0:24:47).
Jen Gallagher	Citizens' comments, Ward 1; former board member	Keep the policy and review it with counsel (0:26:20).
Hope Damon	Citizens' comments; state representative	Asks the board to table and get legal advice (0:27:39).
Wayne Hemingway	Citizens' comments, Ward 1; state representative	Questions the policy's restroom provisions; asks to hear both sides (0:28:58).
Sam Torres	Citizens' comments	Responds to Hemingway on restroom safety (0:31:29); the chair then calls for respect (0:32:05).
Codi Raymond	Citizens' comments, Ward 1	Says the packet shows no direct order to remove the policy (0:32:53).
Ken Brummel	Citizens' comments, Ward 2	No legislation requires the change (0:33:54).
Rebecca MacKenzie	Citizens' comments, Ward 2; mental health professional	Asks the board to consider the youth risk behavior survey (0:37:16 to 0:40:21).
Ward 1 commenter (spelling unsettled)	Comment before the vote, Ward 1; Claremont Middle School teacher and district parent	"suspending the enforcement is the same as removing it" (1:11:08). The approved minutes print the name "Rebecca Vindeska"; the transcript renders "Rebecca von Duska"; other district records spell it differently, and this page does not choose a spelling.
Ken Lownie	Comment before the vote, Ward 2	Against suspension (1:14:02). Transcript: "Ken Louny".
Matt Mooshian	Comment before the vote, Ward 3; former city councilor	Against suspension (1:15:55).
Eric Bentley	Comment before the vote, Ward 2; district parent	Favors suspending and revising; objects to the policy's provisions on disclosure to parents (1:17:57 to 1:20:39).
Karry Rochford-Hague	Comment before the vote; district employee	Asks why counsel is not present (1:22:36). Spelling per the approved minutes; the chair calls her "Kerry Rochford"; other district records spell the name differently.

Agenda

Items in the order of the posted agenda (CSB Agenda 3.19.25), with dispositions from the approved minutes and the recording. Agenda wording is quoted from the agenda.
Taken up	Item	Agenda text / disposition
0:00:02	I. Call to order, Pledge	The chair welcomes Loren Howard and William Madden as new members (0:00:27).
0:00:27	II. Election of Board Officers	Agenda: "Election of Board Officers a) Vice Chair (1 year)". Sprague nominates Petrin; Whitney seconds; no other nominations; voice vote, all present in favor (minutes). Taken before the roll call; Petrin was absent.
0:01:29	III. Roll call	Present: Crawford, Howard, Madden, Sprague, Whitney. Absent: Hawkins, Petrin (minutes).
0:01:41	III.a Consent agenda	Agenda amendments and approval; minutes of 3.5.25. Approved by consent, no objection.
0:02:23	III.b Citizens' comments (policy BEDH)	The chair opens comment to agenda items as well as other topics, three minutes each, and a second chance before the vote for anyone who waits (0:02:49). Seventeen comments from sixteen speakers, starting 0:04:09; closed at the 30-minute limit at 0:40:47. Not on the agenda: the superintendent's statement (0:41:16).
0:43:21	IV.1 Nonpublic session, RSA 91-A:3, II(a) and (c)	Crawford moves, Sprague seconds; roll call, all present in favor; in 7:15, out 8:10 p.m. On return Whitney moves to seal the minutes for six months, Crawford seconds; roll call, all present in favor (minutes; tape 0:45:48).
0:46:09	IV.2 New members; appointments	Chair's appointments: Capital Improvement, Petrin (chair), Crawford; Finance, Sprague (chair), Whitney, Crawford; Policy, Hawkins (chair), Madden, Howard; Curriculum, Hawkins, Madden; SRVRTC, Crawford (chair), Petrin, Howard. No vote (minutes; tape 0:46:43 to 0:47:52).
0:48:40	IV.3 Policy ILBA (revision)	"annually" becomes "before the start of each school year" (minutes). Sprague moves adoption, Crawford seconds; voice vote, all in favor (0:51:04).
0:51:14	IV.3 Policy JBAB (agenda: "removal")	Agenda: "JBAB- Transgender & Gender Nonconforming Students (removal) (Exhibit B)". Crawford moves to suspend enforcement pending review by counsel and the policy committee within three months, Sprague seconds (0:52:06). Howard's amendment not to suspend fails for lack of a second (0:58:09). After six further public comments, Crawford accepts Howard's friendly amendment: table any action until review by the policy committee and counsel within three months (1:25:31). Minutes: "Voice vote taken: Mr. Howard, Mr. Madden, and Ms. Crawford voted in favor; Mr. Sprague and Ms. Whitney voted against; the motion passes". Tape: "So 3 to 2 motion passes." (1:34:52). The policy stays in force.
1:35:07	IV.3 Policy ACAC (emergency read)	Crawford moves to table all remaining policies for up to three months, Howard seconds (1:35:45); fails on a voice vote, Crawford and Madden for, Howard, Sprague and Whitney against (minutes; tape 1:46:48). Sprague then moves ACAC to second read, Howard seconds (minutes); passes (1:47:58).
1:49:10	IV.3 Policies AC and AC-R(2) (emergency read)	Sprague moves to second read, Whitney seconds; all in favor (1:50:50).
1:51:00	IV.3 Policy ACA (emergency read)	Sprague moves to second read, Whitney seconds; all in favor (1:52:09).
1:52:16	IV.3 Policy ACN (emergency read)	Whitney moves adoption without second read, Sprague seconds (minutes); adopted, all in favor (1:53:16).
1:53:21	IV.3 Policy GBAM (emergency read)	Sprague moves adoption, Whitney seconds; adopted, all in favor (1:54:38).
1:54:48	IV.3 Policy IHBCA (emergency read)	Whitney moves adoption, Howard seconds (minutes); adopted, all in favor (1:55:06).
1:55:57	IV.4 NHSBA delegate	Howard delegate, Sprague alternate; voice vote, all in favor (1:58:16).
1:58:35	IV.5 Pre-populated agenda (Exhibit J)	Crawford moves to adopt as presented, amendable as needed; Whitney seconds; all in favor (minutes; tape 2:01:35).
2:01:37	IV.6 Schedule board retreat (Exhibit K)	Deferred because two members are absent; dates to be circulated by email (2:02:46).
2:04:28	V–VI. Other business; future dates	4/2 board, 4/4 Finance (9:00 a.m.), 4/10 SAU 6, 4/16 board (agenda). Crawford: a CTE grant of about $45,000 needs a public hearing at the next meeting (2:04:56).
2:07:15	VII. Adjournment	Consent adjournment at 9:31 p.m. (minutes).

Discussion timeline

Times are taken from the dialogue transcript (Dialogue/16409 SchoolBoard031925.mp4.CSV) and link into the recording.

Topics in the order they were discussed.
Time	Topic	What was said	Flags
0:00:27	Vice chair elected in absence	Sprague: "Like to nominate Mike patron, the space chair." (0:00:53); the chair seconds and calls a voice vote; "Mr. patron has been elected as vice chair." (0:01:17). The roll call follows (0:01:29).	OBS
0:02:23	Comment rules	Whitney: "Three minutes per individual. And nobody can speak twice until everyone has spoken."; those who wait may speak "after we have a full debate but prior to our vote" (0:02:49).	POSITIVE
0:04:09	Public comment on JBAB	All but one of the sixteen speakers oppose removal or ask for review first. Draper: the policy "was put in place in 2016 for the protection of our trans and gender nonconforming students". Camron Lownie: "I'm here to speak out strongly against rescinding our current policy." (0:09:18). Patrick Adrian: "Why is this one removal? Why not review?" (0:13:24). Marsh reads from an email he attributes to the NHSBA executive director: "I do not recommend removing any policy." (0:16:13). Damon: "the process so far is extremely incomplete" (0:27:39). Hemingway: "Where is the justice for the non trans?" (0:29:20). Raymond: she did not see "a direct order from anyone to get rid of this policy" in the packet (0:32:53).	OBS
0:40:47	Comment closed at 30 minutes	"We reached our 30 minute limit for public comments." The first speaker began at 0:04:09.	POSITIVE
0:41:16	Superintendent's statement	Pratt: "If the policy j, B, a, b is tabled, removed or rescinded", other policies remain, and "the district has designated a title nine co-ordinator" (0:42:58).
0:43:21	Nonpublic session; seal	Asked to cite the exemption, Koski reads what the transcript renders "RSA 9184132. Print sees a." (0:43:32); roll call. On return (0:45:32), Whitney: "And I would like to make a motion to seal the nonpublic minutes for six months." (0:45:48); roll call, all present in favor. No reason is stated.	MEDIUM
0:46:09	Subcommittee appointments	The chair makes the appointments herself, "as chair of the authority to make those appointments", including absent members who "will find out that they have been volunteered" (0:46:09).	OBS
0:51:14	JBAB: the attorney's advice	Koski: the policy "has been rescinded by the New Hampshire School Board Association with advice to contact council, which we did."; he reads the recommendation that the policy be "rescinded or enforcement of the policy be suspended" (0:51:45). Crawford moves suspension pending review (0:52:06). Sprague: the policy's specificity "I think exposes us to legal consequences due to that specificity" (0:54:15).	OBS
0:57:18	Howard's amendment fails	Howard: "I'd like to amend it to not suspend the current policy that's in place." The chair: "Seeing no second the motion fails." (0:58:09). Crawford: she had favored waiting "until I read the response from our attorney" (0:58:22).
1:02:35	Chair: parts of JBAB are not compliant	Whitney: "The NH AA has remained silent now on access of transgender students in sports. And also we are non-compliant with parental involvement and notification." She adds that Claremont is "one of only 15 districts that actually have has a specific policy" (1:05:10).	OBS
1:10:43	Second round of comment	The Ward 1 middle-school teacher: "My feeling is that suspending the enforcement is the same as removing it." (1:11:08). Ken Lownie: "Sounds logical. It's a compromise." but the headline will be a retreat (1:14:21). Mooshian: "28% of transgender students in New Hampshire attempted suicide" (1:16:24). Bentley, for suspension: the policy says "You're not going to disclose information to parents, which I think is probably the number one issue in the entire policy." (1:19:18).	POSITIVE
1:20:50	Adrian's second turn declined	Adrian asks to speak on the policy's history; Whitney: "I think it is irrelevant to this board who administered the policy?" and "This is a public meeting for the business of the board." (1:21:43). The minutes record that she "denied the request".	POSITIVE
1:22:36	Why no counsel present	Rochford-Hague asks "why there isn't legal representation here tonight". Whitney: "There's no legal representation here because we consulted our attorney and got advice." (1:22:58). Howard: "We did get the email at 348." (1:23:37) and the item "should have been on a later agenda item" (1:23:49).	OBS
1:24:57	Friendly amendment; the vote	Crawford restates: "We will table any action on this, on this policy until review by our policy committee and our school attorney." (1:25:31), within three months. Whitney explains her vote: "my issue really is consent" (1:32:19); Howard: the policy "says a case by case basis" (1:30:42). Vote: "So 3 to 2 motion passes." (1:34:52).	OBS
1:35:07	Title IX policies: table or act	Koski: the changes follow "changes to the title nine" federal law (1:35:15), which he dates to January 9th (1:36:53); NHSBA "recommended an emergency read that we skipped the three read process" (1:37:07). Crawford: "this is just gotten sprung on us as school board members" (1:37:25) and "They weren't vetted by the policy committee." (1:39:34); Koski: "We did review them as a policy subcommittee." (1:40:04) and without ACAC "I would then be out of compliance for any title nine investigations that may occur in the next three months". Madden: "I feel like there's no executive summary sheet here that tells me exactly what the implications are." (1:44:14). The tabling motion fails (1:46:48).	OBS
1:47:02	ACAC and the 2020 rule	Koski: ACAC returns to "the policy we followed until August of 2024" (1:47:02); the differences are the harassment definition and the formal-complaint process (1:41:42 to 1:42:41). ACAC, AC, AC-R(2) and ACA move to second read; ACN, GBAM and IHBCA are adopted on one reading (1:53:16, 1:54:38, 1:55:06). Howard on ACN: "I think it's silly that we have to discuss, even change the language because those terms are synonymous." (1:52:51).	OBS
1:56:23	NHSBA delegate	Sprague: the association "is essentially a lobbying group"; Howard volunteers (1:58:05); Sprague alternate.
1:58:35	Pre-populated agenda; retreat	Whitney: before the pre-populated agenda "we had issues with kind of items falling off to the wayside" (1:58:35). Retreat: "Unfortunately, we're missing two members, so I'm going to have to say we defer this." (2:02:46).	OBS
2:04:56	CTE grant and facility study	Crawford: the SRVRTC director "got a grant for about $45,000" for equipment and training; "But we have to put it on the agenda and have a hearing." (2:05:29); state-assisted architects have evaluated the 35-year-old building, with a presentation set for the second April meeting (2:06:05).

Items flagged for review

These flags are a reviewer's aid. They are not findings of violation and not legal advice. Each one names the rule or document it rests on, and a reader should check the cited source and the recording before relying on it.

MEDIUM Nonpublic minutes sealed for six months with no statutory finding stated, and no unsealed copy found

RSA 91-A:3, III provides that "Minutes and decisions reached in nonpublic session shall be publicly disclosed within 72 hours" unless withheld "by recorded vote of 2/3 of the members present taken in public session" on a determination that disclosure "likely would affect adversely the reputation of any person", would "render the proposed action ineffective", or pertains to terrorism (statute text; this paragraph was last amended by 2023, 189:1, eff. Oct. 3, 2023, so it governs this meeting). The recorded vote is there: on return to public session the chair moved "to seal the nonpublic minutes for six months" (0:45:48) and the minutes record a roll call with all five present in favor. What is missing is the determination: neither the motion on tape nor the approved minutes states which of the statutory grounds applied. The session was entered under II(a) and II(c), which suggests the reputation ground, but the record does not say so. The motion to enter the session is also thin on its face: the minutes record only "a motion to move into non-public", and on tape the citation is unintelligible (0:43:32); the agenda text quoted in the minutes carries the exemptions. Finally, a six-month seal would have run out around September 19, 2025, and MAP.md's scan of the Unsealed Minutes share (most recently 2026-10-01) lists no 3/19/25 nonpublic minutes. Graded MEDIUM: a documentation gap rather than a missing vote.

Sources: RSA 91-A:3, I(b) (motion stating the exemption) and III (72-hour disclosure; 2/3 vote with a finding); approved minutes 3.19.25, item IV.1

MEDIUM Draft minutes reached the public share on the ninth business day

RSA 91-A:2, II requires minutes to be "promptly recorded and open to public inspection not more than 5 business days after the meeting" (statute text, 2024 codification; the 2025 amendments took effect August 22, 2025, after this meeting). Counting from Wednesday, March 19, the fifth business day was Wednesday, March 26. The draft minutes were uploaded to the district's packet share at 8:47 a.m. on Tuesday, April 1 (Drive createdTime 2025-04-01, with a modifiedTime of the same morning), the ninth business day, as part of the 4/2/25 packet. Drive metadata shows when the public could see the file in that share, not whether a copy was available for inspection elsewhere, and nothing in the record says one was. Graded MEDIUM under the project's rule for a meeting that was noticed and packeted where only the minutes are late; the minutes exist and were approved on April 2.

Sources: RSA 91-A:2, II (minutes within 5 business days; 2024 codification); Drive metadata for 3.19.25 DRAFT CSB meeting minutes (2).pdf, read 2026-10-03

OBSERVATION JBAB's athletics section conflicts on its face with RSA 193:41, in force since August 2024, and the policy stays in force

JBAB section H, adopted September 21, 2016, reads: "Transgender and gender nonconforming students shall be permitted to participate in interscholastic athletics in a manner consistent with their gender identity" (Exhibit B). RSA 193:41, II(b), added by 2024, 228:1, eff. Aug. 18, 2024, provides: "Athletic teams or sports designated for females, women, or girls shall not be open to students of the male sex", and ¶III fixes eligibility by "the student's biological sex on the student's official birth certificate" (statute text). The district's counsel wrote that JBAB "has not been reviewed since the adoption of RSA 193:41" and that "there are aspects of Policy JBAB that do not presently comply with state law" (Upton email, packet). The chair made the same point aloud (1:02:35). The board voted 3–2 to leave the policy in force and refer it for review within three months (1:34:52). A statute governs over a conflicting district policy whether or not the policy is amended, so the practical risk is staff reliance on the policy's text. This page does not assess the chair's separate statement about "parental involvement and notification"; no provision in force on March 19, 2025 was verified for it. Whether the three-month review happened is a question for the June 2025 record.

Sources: RSA 193:41, II(b) and III (school athletics; 2024, 228:1, eff. Aug. 18, 2024); Exhibit B, policy JBAB; Policy JBAB Upton Email 3.19.25.pdf

OBSERVATION The board acted on legal advice that arrived that afternoon and reached the public packet three weeks later

The agenda, posted to Drive on March 17, already listed JBAB for removal. The attorney's email is timed 3:49 p.m. on the day of the meeting, and a member noted it arrived at 3:48 (1:23:37). The assistant superintendent read its operative paragraph aloud (0:51:45), but the email itself, Policy JBAB Upton Email 3.19.25.pdf, was uploaded to this meeting's packet folder on April 9, 2025 (Drive createdTime), 21 days after the vote. The record also carries two accounts of the school boards association's position: the minutes say "NHSBA is recinding the policy and recommends districts do as well" (sic), while a commenter read from an email he attributes to the association's executive director, "I do not recommend removing any policy" (0:16:13). Two public speakers asked why there was no direct order or counsel present (0:32:53, 1:22:36). Publishing the advice was the board's choice; the timing meant the public could not read what the motion relied on before the vote. No rule is cited.

Sources: CSB Agenda 3.19.25 (4).pdf (created 2025-03-17); Policy JBAB Upton Email 3.19.25.pdf (created 2025-04-09); approved minutes 3.19.25, item IV.3

OBSERVATION Organizational business with two of seven members absent: a vice chair elected in absence before the roll call

The agenda placed the vice-chair election before the roll call, and the board followed it: Petrin was nominated, seconded by the chair, and elected by voice vote (0:00:53 to 0:01:17) before attendance was taken (0:01:29). He and Hawkins were absent; five members were present, a quorum of seven. The agenda's own masthead still listed Sprague as vice chair. The chair then made all subcommittee appointments, including for the two absent members (0:46:09), and deferred the retreat for want of a full board (2:02:46). No statute governs the order of a school board's organizational business, and the minutes record the vote; the item is noted because attendance is the basis on which "all present voting in favor" is read.

Sources: CSB Agenda 3.19.25; approved minutes 3.19.25, items II and III

OBSERVATION Seven Title IX and related policies taken on emergency reads, with members disputing whether the policy committee had reviewed them

The assistant superintendent presented the changes as a return to the federal Title IX rule followed "until August of 2024" (1:47:02), that is, the 2020 rule, effective August 14, 2020 (85 FR 30026), which governed until the 2024 rule took effect. He said NHSBA recommended skipping the three-reading process (1:37:07) and that tabling ACAC would leave him out of compliance in investigations (1:40:04). Members disagreed on the record about whether the policy committee had reviewed the drafts (1:39:34, 1:40:04), and Madden said he had no summary of the implications (1:44:14) and had asked for one (1:45:01). Three policies (ACN, GBAM, IHBCA) were adopted on a single reading; four moved to second read. The board's own reading rule was not verified for this page, so the item cites only the federal rule the policies track. Which version of Title IX applied in March 2025 is a question of federal law outside this page's scope.

Sources: 85 FR 30026 (2020 Title IX rule; effective August 14, 2020); packet Exhibits C to I

POSITIVE Public comment on an agenda item at the start and again before the vote, beyond the 30-minute minimum

RSA 189:74 requires a school board to provide an opportunity for public comment at its meetings for "no less than 30 minutes" (statute text, 2022, 333:1). The chair opened the period to the agenda item as well as other subjects and promised a second opportunity before the vote (0:02:49). The first period ran from 0:04:09 to 0:40:47, about 37 minutes with 17 comments from 16 speakers; a second ran from 1:10:43 to 1:23:15 with five more, on both sides of the question. The chair held to her announced rule of one turn each and declined one former member's second turn (1:21:13), which the minutes record; that is within a chair's control of the floor and is noted for completeness.

Sources: RSA 189:74 (public comment period of no less than 30 minutes)

Appendix: source files

Official and public sources

Cablecast: School Board Meeting 3/19/25 (show 16409)
Drive packet folder 17. CSB 3.19.25 (16 documents; folder created 2025-03-13)
Minutes: 19. Approved CSB Meeting Minutes 3.19.25; draft 3.19.25 DRAFT CSB meeting minutes (2).pdf (in 18. CSB 4.2.25, created 2025-04-01)
No unsealed nonpublic minutes for 3/19/25 are listed for the Unsealed Minutes share in MAP.md (scan of 2026-10-01). A Drive title search for 3.19.25 found only the packet folder; search results are not proof of absence.

Project files

Working files this page was built from. The dialogue file is linked; the others are not published with the page.

Dialogue/16409 SchoolBoard031925.mp4.CSV (717 attributed rows; the basis of this page)
Input/Videos/16409 SchoolBoard031925.mp4
Input/Transcripts/16409 SchoolBoard031925.mp4.json
Input/SupportingDocuments/MAP.md (section 260)

Laws and rules cited on this page

Nonpublic sessions and sealing: RSA 91-A:3, I(b) and III (last amended 2023, 189:1)
Minutes: RSA 91-A:2, II (2024 codification)
Public comment: RSA 189:74 (2022, 333:1)
School athletics: RSA 193:41, II(b) and III (2024, 228:1, eff. Aug. 18, 2024)
Federal: 2020 Title IX rule, 85 FR 30026