The anti-Tuttle crowd was not the only noteworthy absence at the meeting. Tuttle himself failed to appear as well.
While Tuttle and his critics were not physically present, their influence was felt in the meeting. On the agenda was discussion of a possible new policy governing the use of social media by board members. All but one of the eight members present expressed support for moving forward with the idea of a policy that would resemble policies covering the use of social media by students and district employees.
District attorney Carl Moore told the board he would research the possibility of creating such a policy. Moore was unaware of any similar policies in other districts.
“I've got to tell you, I don't know how enforceable that would be,” Moore said, “but let's take a look at it.”
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