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District legal counsel Craig Binkerhoff and staff told the board the policy was reviewed by the policy committee and that required protections — including parental permission via Skyward and procedures for revoking permission — were included in the policy and its procedures.

Board member Sarah Beeson moved to approve Policy 7210; Board member Ada Wilson seconded. During discussion, one board member said the Skyward permission language was adequate; another said the policy was not robust enough and voted no. The board conducted a roll call; the chair summarized that a majority voted in favor and declared the policy adopted.

Board members discussed the possibility of further refinement in the practice procedures if members wanted to propose additional protections or clarifications later. The board chair said any suggested changes could be addressed in the practice section rather than in the policy wording itself.

The board did not document specific additional language at the meeting but allowed members to bring practice‑level recommendations forward in the future.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","January 28th, 2025 Alpine School District Board Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","The board voted to adopt Policy 7210, \"Acquisition and Use of Student or Employee Name and Image,\" following policy‑committee review; the measure passed after a roll call vote with multiple members expressing either support or concern about the policy’s robustness.","taxTitle","Alpine School District, School Boards, Utah","taxId",65807,"location","Utah","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6363309,"Board delays vote on multiyear curriculum contracts after staff presents multi‑million dollar estimates",1702,3437000,5139000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2166363-3f9baeec8e8dc03a0c112f48e2a8cf28&start=3437&end=5139","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2166363-3f9baeec8e8dc03a0c112f48e2a8cf28/thumbnail_3437000.jpg","/articles/6363309/Utah/Board-delays-vote-on-multiyear-curriculum-contracts-after-staff-presents-multimillion-dollar-estimates","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6363309-d6cc6ed9cb288a46d94d1c3644dde8aa/orig.mp4?Expires=1775424904&Signature=QEFccm0-2zkqXL-kDeKYt3LYJCcciUNW5wi2bIqFH6qdeeIV8L3LipfGo8wnZH467RicI8DgqrA7SLN3BSH8LO92YQlev7pHcsOJhfidyEgZN2newJ6GptQp-NwDIYiBR65nQ1lJRJ6A7m4q57k04NRvGvyytVUTLhCPgKyZBQ6wfl5U7epQ3pCcXxNwjzivx5du42xn9HvNu4w-os9YHSbbMOR9g6aU0X7jsruVEaM1k4Ic0ynnGoDMBcohVoQi8lhp35DqI25f~zJM5ZRoVhTM-oaGyejMXiZUfl-eCJjZP-1FisP7IHa5SXFwFCNClEFxT-H6hZMe2HqwlC5x6g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Alpine School District Board of Education debated a staff recommendation to adopt an elementary curriculum plan that would extend multiple vendor contracts to cover the transition to three new districts, then voted to delay a final decision until the board receives detailed cost estimates and contract exit provisions.

District curriculum staff presented a plan intended to let future boards and new districts avoid immediate, large‑scale adoptions in their first year by extending current licenses for multiple products while state standards are updated; staff recommended approving the plan but bringing each contract back for board approval when the contract terms and costs are known.

Dr. Mickey Carter and curriculum directors provided vendor price estimates during the meeting: Gizmos was quoted at $594,236.81 to extend access through July 2029; Mission:InO at $577,830; Mystery Science at $251,100; SchoolAI quoted at $714,000 for an extension (district staff said they would confirm which schools currently have SchoolAI); and a district figure for i‑Ready was stated in the transcript as “280,000,0.0” (staff said they would verify the correct total and whether that price represented a per‑student or districtwide cost). Staff said delaying could increase costs; they estimated i‑Ready costs could rise by between $400,000 and $800,000 if action is delayed.

Board members repeatedly pressed for three items before approving any contract extensions: firm cost estimates, clarity about whether future boards could exit or decline the contracts without penalty, and an accounting of which budget year(s) would pay for the extensions. Board member Julie King moved to postpone the item until the next board meeting so staff could produce those details; the motion was seconded by Sarah Beeson and the motion carried by majority vote.

Several board members debated whether to treat the staff recommendation as a schedule only or as a binding direction to extend contracts. Dr. Carter said staff’s intent was to get prices and bring individual contract approvals back to the board and that some funding already set aside could be used but additional budget authority might be needed.

Staff also warned that vendor pricing could rise if the district delayed. Dr. Carter told the board the district had asked vendors for alternate quotes (for example, price differences for an extension through 2028 versus 2029) and would return with opt‑out/termination terms for each vendor.

No contracts were signed or extended at the meeting. The district will return a discussion/action item at the next board meeting with cost estimates for i‑Ready, Gizmos, Mission:InO, Mystery Science, SchoolAI and Wonders, information on where the money would come from and proposed contract stipulations, including exit clauses for future boards.","District staff recommended a plan to extend elementary curriculum contracts to bridge the transition to three new school districts; board members pressed for cost estimates, opt‑out clauses and budget context and voted to return the item at the next meeting with additional information.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6363314,"Parents say student was spat on, urge Alpine School District to adopt self‑defense guidance",374,2562000,2936000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2166363-3f9baeec8e8dc03a0c112f48e2a8cf28&start=2562&end=2936","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2166363-3f9baeec8e8dc03a0c112f48e2a8cf28/thumbnail_2562000.jpg","/articles/6363314/Utah/Parents-say-student-was-spat-on-urge-Alpine-School-District-to-adopt-selfdefense-guidance","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6363314-096ff144ff28bf751d8c0beebe257695/orig.mp4?Expires=1775424904&Signature=AYvVWSYumuRtZmCV0bExYfrU56mi2ulTTB8zTGXofUPLfU2oUgI21h6C0Qmq~BmMtalSALa35gAPJ9ln9UOnx8WtgE3-ZXLl3lBAwoHCON3UYy9nVZZcvJ9ZcxEW8fmUwyI2a36-HpPDOqbevaGQuTbqCDXG~Y-pRYcYNhMl4RDmxDeh57BcBejiRNLCi48OF3OjLkHAafqeYZxHFbrnqOP-U0OR-RanPVQHYSwxjcmvMp6-EU8fsA2x2vEA7VwaMHBy~xSTiX6P3YABcD9jkkNqdik2SKKLx-~uPH-sLhF1XubOfwYYqn6fRlejkz8cFb7evp31gBAMaLk5Rpun-w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Ellen Campbell and her husband, Scott Campbell, told the Alpine School District Board of Education that their son was assaulted at Pleasant Grove Junior High on Jan. 24 and that school discipline procedures left them feeling revictimized.

The Campbells described a hallway confrontation in which another student shouted at and then spat in the eyes, nose and mouth of their son; the parents said video shows their son pushed the aggressor only after being spat upon. They asked the board why district policy does not explicitly address self‑defense and why administrators required their son to stay home for several days after the incident.

The question matters, the Campbells said, because parents expect school discipline rules to protect victims and because inconsistent application of rules erodes trust in school staff. “Was [my son’s] response proportional to the threat?” Ellen Campbell asked, citing statutory definitions for assault, battery and self‑defense when urging the board to adopt clearer guidance.

Scott Campbell said he had met with school staff and described early contact with helpful administrators but said the family experienced “revictimization” during a later interview with a senior administrator and a school resource officer in which the parents were not notified the family said. “We have some things to take care of,” Scott Campbell said, adding he would meet with the district’s legal and human‑resources staff to pursue policy and training changes.

Board members and district staff did not take formal action on the complaint during the meeting. Superintendent Dr. Perkins and school staff told the Campbells staff would follow up; Dr. Perkins offered to coordinate with legal and human‑resources staff, and a district representative indicated the family had been put in touch with relevant staff.

The parents said they requested copies of the policies used in the suspension decision; Ellen Campbell said school staff had referred her to a district policy permitting denial of attendance privileges “whenever proper deportment and discipline behavior are not maintained by the student.” She argued the definition of “fighting” used in the policy did not fit her son’s response and asked the board to consider a specific self‑defense provision so victims are not penalized.

The district did not announce any immediate policy changes at the meeting. Board members acknowledged hearing the family’s concerns and said staff would follow up with additional information and meetings as requested.

The board’s public‑comment record shows the family asked for clearer rules, training for senior staff and SROs on victim responses and how to treat students with IEPs, and for written clarifications of the discipline procedures referenced in the decision to require the student to stay home.

District officials said they would provide the Campbells with the relevant policy language and meet with them and with district legal counsel as part of the follow‑up.","Parents described an incident at Pleasant Grove Junior High in which a student says a peer spat in his face; they called on Alpine School district to clarify discipline rules and to adopt explicit self‑defense guidance after administrators suspended the victim for a short period.","actionData","errors"]

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