The Board does allow for public comment at its meetings, in accordance with Indiana law, but regular board meetings are not public hearings. School board members are elected representatives, making decisions on behalf of their constituents (the residents of the Marion Community Schools district).
In essence, regular school board meetings are open for public viewing, but these regular meetings are in general not the time for debate by members of the public.
As with any such form of representative governance, anyone who wants greater input into a decision should present his or her concerns to his or her board member ahead of time.
Meeting agendas are posted prior to the meetings when available.
Click here to view those. You can also review minutes from past meetings
here after approval by the Board.