Trustees to Meet Again on Letter-Mailing Issue
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Westminster School District trustees will hold a special meeting today to reconsider whether to mail a letter to district residents and staff defending the board’s controversial position on a state anti-discrimination law.
The meeting follows a warning from the district attorney’s office. Prosecutors said they would drop the matter if trustees revisited the issue and allowed public comment before voting.
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