During a recent government meeting, the board successfully passed a motion with a vote tally of 61 in favor. The meeting began with a roll call, during which Mister Liu was noted as present despite not being there for the initial count. The board confirmed that his participation would be reflected in the voting outcome.

Following the vote, the agenda moved to public comments, with the president outlining the rules for participation. Each speaker is allotted three minutes, and comments must adhere to guidelines prohibiting repetitive, insulting, or profane remarks. The public was encouraged to submit comments both in person and online, with a strict adherence to time limits.

Kevin Olot, a long-time participant in board meetings, was the first to speak. He emphasized the urgent need for the district to prioritize the educational needs of children in Wilmington, advocating for their immediate transfer to neighboring districts, Red Clay and Brandywine. Olot expressed concern that these children are often overlooked in bureaucratic processes and called for swift action rather than prolonged deliberation.

The meeting continued with additional public comments, highlighting community engagement and the board's commitment to addressing local educational challenges.