Both “sides” were represented, though it’s far wiser and accurate to call them “involved parties” had their say in the matter. This article merely recorded their public statements. It did not provide spin from anyone involved, just a recounting of events and comments.

In what way was it inadequate?

I’m sure the Superintendent’s new Propaganda Team will make a funny video that will ease the concerns of the community.

Twenty nine days. Tick Tock, change.