The Couer d’Alene School District has released a statement on the reiterating the event was open to the public. “Any person attending a public event in a public building should feel safe and able to participate without fear of being verbally or physically disrespected, assaulted, or mistreated,” the school district said.
The school district releasing the statement after a woman was dragged out of town hall on Feb. 22. The school alleged that the Kootenai County Republican Central Committee submitted an online facility use form to hold the ‘public legislative town hall’ at Coeur d’Alene High School. The event that turned chaotic was marketed to the public as a town hall meeting where local and state leaders could meet with the public about things happening in the Idaho legislature.
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