On Monday, the superintendent announced he would rethink the plan, which previously included up to 21 school closures.
SEATTLE — Dozens of Seattle Public Schools (SPS) parents packed into a meeting room at the West Seattle library on Wednesday to weigh in on the ongoing debate over school closures.
The listening session was hosted by SPS District 6 Board Director Gina Topp; it was a regularly scheduled meeting but came just two days after Superintendent Brent Jones announced he would take more time to reflect on previously announced consolidation recommendations.
“I’m appreciative the district heard our concerns, the board’s and the community’s and is
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