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| CHS School Board Rep Nina Kambili |
The previous student rep, Maggie Kritzberg, spent two years on the board and offered many important observations about what the board policies meant to the CHS population.
And just a few months ago, alternative representative Philip Saulean let the board have it on the recent Education Summit.
But most recently, student representative Nina Kambili spoke out strongly on two issues: the proposed budget and student censorship.
At Monday night's meeting, where the board introduced a $125 million spending plan that cuts 15 staff position, including nine CHS teachers, Kambili criticized the move saying she was "dissatisfied" and said it was funding a "bloated administrative structure" instead of teachers.
Listen to her comments below:
At the same meeting, she later brought up the issue of student censorship, revealing that it has become "extremely limiting."
Hear that below:
You tell 'em Nina!
