Wrightstown’s Private Facebook Group Implements Robust Measures to Ensure Integrity

In Wrightstown, Wisconsin, the private Facebook group Residents for Wrightstown Community School District has taken significant steps to ensure the integrity and transparency of their discussions. With a meticulous invitation-only and member approval process, the group aims to protect its members from misinformation and maintain a high standard of truth. 

Founded by former School Board President Nicole Gerend, local real estate agent Kimberly Denkins, and current school board members Tiffany Van Vreede and Melinda Lempke, the group has implemented an exclusive approval system. Only selected individuals are granted access, ensuring that the group’s discussions remain focused and free from external disruptions. This careful vetting process is designed to keep out those who might seek to undermine the group’s mission. If you have never seen this page, you probably didn’t make the cut. That’s okay because they’ve mastered this transparency thing mastered. 

To further safeguard the integrity of their conversations, the group removed Lempke and Van Vreede as administrators and enabled a post-approval feature. Gerend and Denkins review and approve every post within the group, and they are committed to maintaining a transparent and factual environment. This additional layer of protection ensures that only accurate and relevant information is shared among members, it is so transparent Pravda would be proud!

The group’s mission is clear: to provide facts and raise awareness to facilitate the recall of certain school board members. By implementing these robust measures, the group believes they are upholding their commitment to transparency and truth. Members can feel confident that the information they receive is carefully curated and verified. 

However, some community members have raised concerns about the potential for bias and the exclusion of differing viewpoints. While the group’s leaders emphasize the importance of maintaining a focused and truthful discussion, critics argue that this approach may limit open dialogue and the exchange of diverse perspectives.  

As the community continues to navigate these complex issues, it is essential for all members to remain vigilant and critically evaluate the information they encounter. The measures taken by Residents of Wrightstown Community School District claim to highlight the importance of integrity and transparency, but it’s hard to take that seriously when they operate as an invitation-only group, blocking anyone with differing viewpoints who dares to ask to join. 

In Wrightstown, the pursuit of truth and accountability is supposedly a priority. Yet, the actions of this private Facebook group, which prides itself on transparency while selectively excluding voices, suggest otherwise. As the situation evolves, one can only hope that the community will see through this facade and continue to engage in truly open and informed discussions about the future of their school district.