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Lobbyist for FWCS to advise board
ASHLEY SLOBODA | The Journal Gazette
The Fort Wayne Community Schools board has regularly given parents tips about what to say when contacting lawmakers about proposed bills this legislative session, and today members will get advice of their own.
The seven-member board will receive this training during a noon executive session at the Family and Community Engagement Center downtown.
The district s lobbyist is expected to help board members become more effective regarding legislative issues, spokeswoman Krista Stockman said.
It s a role some board members have more experience with than others, Superintendent Mark Daniel said Tuesday during a monthly online district update.
Chambers hosts Chucks & Pearls conversation
LISA GREEN | The Journal Gazette
The social media push for women to wear pearls on Wednesday for Inauguration Day also developed into a Chucks & Pearls movement.
Fort Wayne City Councilwoman Michelle Chambers on Tuesday, the eve of the inauguration for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, hosted a Zoom discussion via Facebook live for a Chucks & Pearls conversation.
Both the Converse All Stars sneakers and jewelry are a nod to Kamala Harris, known to wear both. Harris was sworn in Wednesday, as vice president of the U.S. – the first female to hold the position – as was Joe Biden to the office of president.
Seat filled on FWCS board
Business owner picked on nearly unanimous vote
ASHLEY SLOBODA | The Journal Gazette
In a matter of weeks, Noah Smith went from voting for Bill Critell in the District 3 Fort Wayne Community Schools board race to accepting a nearly unanimous board vote for that same seat.
Smith and Critell exchanged a handshake Monday after the board selected Smith from among four other people seeking to serve the term the reelected incumbent didn t want.
Smith, 49, will be sworn in Jan. 11 with Nov. 3 election winners Steve Corona of District 5 and Jennifer Matthias of District 2.
The board Monday unanimously accepted Tom Smith s resignation from District 3, effective Jan. 1.
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