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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday,August 12, 2013 <br /> Page 20 <br /> rectly with that student body with the HRC relying on their leadership. Chair <br /> Grefenberg stated that the HRC was open to other programs and ideas; however, <br /> anything currently in process was too premature to address at this point. <br /> In response to Councilmember Willmus, Chair Grefenberg advised that the col- <br /> laboration of the HRC was primarily through school staff rather than the school <br /> board and involving those responsible in programming, along with a liberal sprin- <br /> kling of residents. As an example, Chair Grefenberg advised that he served on the <br /> school's Communications Task Force; but was leery of getting too involved with <br /> the beau racy of the school board itself. <br /> Another example was provided by HRC Members Brisbois and Groff, and their <br /> involvement in the interview for a new youth commissioner, who will be starting <br /> in September of 2013. Member Brisbois, with concurrence from Member Groff, <br /> spoke to their favorable impressions with the experience of this High School Jun- <br /> ior student who had been instrumental in planning and outreach of a run/walk for <br /> community members over the last three (3) years. One of the reasons for their se- <br /> lection of this candidate was her ability to involve and engage youth in the com- <br /> munity versus simply through the format of a forum. <br /> Member Brisbois provided another example she experienced in April/May of <br /> 2013 through involvement with the Shoreview HRC and panel of youth and elder- <br /> ly individuals attending. Member Brisbois spoke of the thoughtful comments <br /> from a nine-year old on that panel and what they provided about interacting with <br /> different generations. Member Brisbois stated that this caused her to reconsider <br /> the tradition of working with the teenage population and the need to involve <br /> younger children as well, since they had a lot to add. <br /> Chair Grefenberg noted that a lot more could be done by the HRC in utilizing var- <br /> ious age groups,but reiterated that the HRC could not do everything. <br /> Councilmember Willmus expressed his appreciation of the HRC's proactive work <br /> with the Karen community; and suggested that the HRC consider other areas to <br /> expand that outreach portion of their work plan and initiatives, as well as contin- <br /> ued and expanded collaboration with District 623. <br /> Councilmember Etten also personally thanked the HRC for the tremendous <br /> amount of work accomplished over the last year; and thanked each for their time <br /> and efforts. Councilmember Etten sought additional information on any cultural <br /> events occurring at the high school level at this time. <br /> Youth Commission Dao advised that, to her knowledge, there was not anything <br /> occurring at this point; but noting that the new youth commissioners will both be <br /> High School Seniors, their efforts could be expanded. <br />
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