Restricted

The letter, sent May 31, reiterates guidelines Skorkowsky placed on Child in December that require him to receive a written invitation to visit schools — outside of public events — or administrative offices. Told to use side door But it also adds new provisions. The letter states he is allowed to visit parts of the Edward Greer Education Center, where the School Board meets, but may enter only through the east side entrance directly into the board conference room. He also cannot enter the office of human resources without permission from the superintendent, the letter said. Child can also access portions of the district’s administrative offices off West Sahara Avenue and will be escorted out when he is ready to leave, it said. “You may not call or text any CCSD employees directly,” Skorkowsky’s letter said, before spelling out a few exceptions. “These individuals will obtain for you information and documents that you request to perform your duties as a trustee.”