The Juneau School Board will no longer pursue an investigation into the district’s communication about the floor sealant incident. Last summer, staff mistakenly served students floor sealant instead of milk.
. The school board was considering spending $11,500 on a third-party investigation into the district’s communication about the incident, but at a school board meeting last week, they decided against it.
“We have learned a great deal about what we can do to protect ourselves from this happening again, and that’s the most important thing,” he said. “There may be only a few people out there that still really are concerned about it, but what if there is something to learn that we’re going to miss because we didn’t do this?” he asked.
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