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Votes recorded by roll call included:

- Motion to approve the March 24 agenda: approved by roll call (aye votes recorded from the members present).
- Motion to accept the consent agenda: approved by roll call (aye votes recorded from the members present).
- File BEDH — Public complaint process and request to address the Board of Education (second reading and final vote): motion approved by roll call. The update aligns the district’s public complaint process with the strategic plan and reorganizes communication steps to improve clarity.
- File GBJ — Personnel records and files (second reading and final vote): motion approved by roll call. The update (from CASB) makes technical edits and expands confidentiality protections for performance ratings and evaluation reports to both licensed and unlicensed educators.
- File KDE — Scribe management (final vote): motion approved by roll call; described as a technical update from CASB.

In addition, the board received three charter-related policies for information: file LBD (relations with district charter schools), file LBD‑R (timeline requirements for charter applicants) and file LBD‑E (intent-to-apply form). The district indicated these are new CASB model policies and will be revisited at a future meeting.

Roll-call voting in each recorded motion listed \"Aye\" from board members present (Mister Albright, Mister Alexander, Ms. Mary, Mister Miley and Mrs. Reeser). The transcript did not record any dissenting votes for the items presented for final action.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","March 24, 2025 CCS Board Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","At its March 24 meeting the Fremont Re-1 Board approved the meeting agenda, accepted the consent agenda and adopted several policy updates from CASB, including file BEDH (public complaint process), file GBJ (personnel records) and KDE (scribe management). Several charter-related policies were presented for information only.","taxTitle","Fremont Re-1, School Districts , Colorado","taxId",51163,"location","Colorado","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},6108605,"Board approves out-of-state travel for CCHS rocket teams to launch in Texas",571,2893000,3464000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2767767-90cb73117c99d3d4963e9d97142269eb&start=2893&end=3464","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2767767-90cb73117c99d3d4963e9d97142269eb/thumbnail_2893000.jpg","/articles/6108605/Colorado/Board-approves-out-of-state-travel-for-CCHS-rocket-teams-to-launch-in-Texas","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6108605-245470079d284021f9709b94bc2fd9a7/orig.mp4?Expires=1771176269&Signature=MPZ6Pcpd7hdMllhDG8ulIJ-CQurcXm1e9GE-jsb2-tnzpzyOhn~vIPfgqSPdZ1QJVrtDztoX~YAnR7xGQvomAO06AaPiacvNjy~6mmfEfAgeE9TiPEVaA18bcvPX2QTz-xHI5gCM6pzO1E8nQtKTu~igubE2IFSWH4mA91ueDqtD9UrGfIzR8C-NJLxGyDHkQSD1OgWiAz0ZTTIeelfc4ZDp6MDNVDOZgTLpDv29S4P6X6ldvoBtbovJNwFtrZLooqDQktV1oe5PkHA~INz8OsTh00gEcknes9U-LqiOiCYtCVpEkDn0kbJVQ6nGagmCgiQpEQJenN~6o33ZeTxJEQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Fremont Re-1 Board of Education voted unanimously on March 24 to approve out-of-state travel for the CCHS Systems Go Rockets program to participate in a rocket launch in Fredericksburg, Texas.

Mr. Ford, the teacher leading the program, described plans for six student-built rockets, including three designed to reach Mach 1, one aimed to exceed Mach 1.25, and two built to carry a 1-pound payload. He said one team plans to include an onboard camera and another is attempting to record atmospheric data. Ford told the board he expected approximately 18 students to attend, confirmed multiple chaperones (including his wife, Mike and Julia O'Rourke, and Lydia Bright), and described fundraising and sponsorship efforts that helped cover costs.

Ford said the trip has been made multiple years; he estimated this would be his fourth multi-day travel to launches and described prior visits to NASA and related opportunities for students. Board members thanked Ford for creating the opportunity and asked that he share a live link to the launches; Ford said he would provide a link when available.

A motion to approve the out-of-state travel was made and seconded; roll-call votes recorded \"aye\" from the board members present and the motion passed. The meeting record did not specify the motion mover or seconder by name in the transcript excerpt.

The district did not provide precise travel dates in the transcript excerpt presented to the board during the meeting; the travel request as read to the board mentioned dates but the segment was not clearly recorded. The approved request covers student travel and related chaperone arrangements for the CCHS Systems Go Rockets program.","The Fremont Re-1 Board approved an out-of-state travel request for the CCHS Systems Go Rockets program to launch student-built rockets in Fredericksburg, Texas; the teacher presented program goals, student participation and chaperone plans prior to the unanimous vote.",{"_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},6108610,"Fremont Re-1 technology director outlines network, cybersecurity, and device work",1695,503000,2198000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2767767-90cb73117c99d3d4963e9d97142269eb&start=503&end=2198","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2767767-90cb73117c99d3d4963e9d97142269eb/thumbnail_503000.jpg","/articles/6108610/Colorado/Fremont-Re-1-technology-director-outlines-network-cybersecurity-and-device-work","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6108610-c1bc5e693d5f80f3952335dcc766a742/orig.mp4?Expires=1771176269&Signature=nolDwULuGwTpjP2aoCvsXIMot5MQRBBGxnNKBct6TnDkXuInp9vGrbeuHPHNhkGIz6IXdtWXdF0uu9dFSVjqh5ohX4Dx4z50ciU8LRPJE8rSDw9J7D78YGXwC2ufkMo0b~4pxHDKbJxtxuyZhBHPUpnVX1IsBG9-tt58So3KCKi~HFim0-uZHhAmigfh5x6LSiM-~RlIswF67BEjMQrGpGlbQXpZhlV2TWLfnXpSJZdd6gYwKEmKcU8W7BgG3jeAa9RvR7al7iaMIZgrOehILuiSpf60b5JYZg3WdJCxyKYa86rJk8ZrzlXxtK-Fe~s~HxdbPmbo7asi-GRIEar8rA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Daniel Copa, director of technology for Fremont Re-1, told the Board of Education on March 24 that his department has completed a year of network upgrades, expanded device support and strengthened cybersecurity measures across the district.

Copa said the district replaced end-of-life network switches at every building except the high school—deferred because of ongoing construction—and now manages “over 5,000 individual network connections” across 11 buildings. He said the new switches give IT more visibility into what is connected and make troubleshooting faster. Copa also described the district’s high-availability configuration, saying a secondary firewall will take over with roughly a 180-second interruption if the primary fails.

The presentation placed heavy emphasis on cybersecurity. Copa showed an active-threat map and said attacks originate from many countries; he described recurring phishing attempts that impersonate staff and asked employees to verify unusual payment requests in person. “They’re using AI to mimic things very, very well,” Copa said, and urged continued staff training and awareness to reduce the risk of a single click allowing intruders access.

Copa summarized the district’s video and storage capacity: eight servers that currently store about 550 terabytes of local video data and 363 cameras with 839 individual lenses across campuses. He said the district is required to retain video evidence for a minimum of 14 days and will add a ninth server as new cameras are installed for construction projects.

On devices, Copa said the district now has roughly 6,000 Chromebooks and has finished migrating Windows devices to Windows 11 in anticipation of Microsoft's end-of-life timetable for Windows 10. He noted the district repaired about 275 devices this school year and logged more than 2,600 IT support tickets, with roughly 100 still open at the time of the meeting.

Copa credited his team—named during the presentation—for much of the work and said consolidating the IT staff into the Access Building has improved coordination. Board members praised the update; one asked for clarification that “SIS” referred to the student information system (Copa confirmed it did). Superintendent Adam Hartman and multiple board members thanked Copa and his staff for the work.

Board next steps included continued emphasis on staff phishing training and monitoring of construction-related network work as new switches and cameras are added.","Director of Technology Daniel Copa updated the Fremont Re-1 Board on network upgrades, cybersecurity threats, device management and staffing, saying the district now supports more than 5,000 network connections, 6,000 Chromebooks and a 24/7 camera system retained for a minimum of 14 days.","actionData","errors"]

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