Team. Can i comment . Yes, please. I did leave it high level to work identifying who would sit on that task force. So, i did not specify it but depending on the discussion here with my colleagues, they feel it would be best serving. Its the super inten department is creating the task force, not lowell in and of itself. So, just president sanchez, i would be supportive of examining and evaluating the letter that i had read into the record including evaluating the culture. Sorry if im dragging this on. Since its made by the superintendent, would it ensure student representation is on this task force . Yes. Yes, is this dated in the amendment. It has including but not limited to students, families, educators, administrators and communitybased organizations. Students are first mentioned. So, to clarify, like, im just, theres a letter but im not clear on how specifically the staff is supposed to implement the task force based on a letter that was not written for this purpose. So im confused
At the A.S. Council Week 6 meeting on Feb. 15, senators discussed election reform and the possibility of introducing a Student Representation Task Force and a Budget Oversight Subcommittee. Senator Eduardo Tapia Jr-Urbieta began the meeting by presenting his election reform proposal. These changes mostly centered around empowering more students to run for A.S. candidacy.