Committee narrows implementation language for immigration policy — contact, communications and training
Committee members refined operational wording in Policy KNA: specifying the assistant superintendent (or the superintendent’s designee) as the contact, allowing resource listings, referencing the district's main communications platform, and simplifying training language to require relevant training at least every two years.
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Committee members refined several operational details of Policy KNA during the Sept. 14 meeting. They agreed the assistant superintendent should be listed as the primary immigration liaison with the superintendent’s designee as an alternate; the committee revised community-notification wording to say notifications may be obtained "by contacting the assistant superintendent or designated immigration liaison." Jeff Gibbs recommended phrasing about district communications to read "using the district's main communication platform" so future platform changes would not require policy edits.
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