Jharrett Bryantt
112:13 - 112:55
"we also, um, left you with this document that we're happy to project and walk through... because we want to make sure that we have a full, robust perspective about the process. And we're really excited to get your feedback and answer questions so we leave this conversation with clarity"
“we also, um, left you with this document that we're happy to project and walk through... because we want to make sure that we have a full, robust perspective about the process. And we're really excited to get your feedback and answer questions so we leave this conversation with clarity”
- Speaker
- Jharrett Bryantt
- Timestamp
- 112:13 – 112:55
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- August 18, 2026
From the transcript
Thank you, Mayor McDonough, and I'll go ahead and call up our Senior Director of Teaching and Learning and our Deputy Superintendent is also available to answer quite a few questions about this product. And, um, just for the board's awareness, we also, um, left you with this document that we're happy to project and walk through, um, because we want to make sure that we have a full, robust perspective about the process. And we're really excited to get your feedback and answer questions so we leave this conversation with clarity, um, prior to the, the board making its decision. Um, so with your permission, Member McDonough, I'd love the opportunity to have the team walk through a brief PowerPoint presentation and directly address your first question, and then we can have Q&A. Yeah, I'd love that.
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