CONWAY — While an attempt to adopt a public comment policy recommended by the New Hampshire School Board’s Association was defeated by the SAU 9 Board last week, that is not the end of the policy. Local school boards may see it resurface through their own policy committees in the future.

“It will go to the individual policy committee who will make a determination if they want to introduce to the full board as a first reading,” Superintendent Kevin Richard said Tuesday.

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