Alpine School District board passes revised harassment policy and celebrates graduation class

The Alpine School District Board Meeting on May 13, 2025, focused on several key topics, including the approval of a revised harassment policy and preparations for the upcoming graduation ceremonies.

During the meeting, board members expressed strong support for the newly revised Policy 7150 on harassment. A board member praised the clarity of the policy and highlighted the thorough vetting process conducted by Kimberly Moore, the Title IX special coordinator. The board unanimously approved the policy, reflecting a commitment to creating a safe environment for students and staff.

In addition to policy discussions, the board acknowledged the hard work of educators and staff as the district prepares for 15 graduation ceremonies scheduled for the following week. The superintendent emphasized the importance of these events, noting that they represent the culmination of years of dedication from teachers, administrators, and families. He expressed gratitude for the board's support and participation in the graduations.

The meeting also included updates on the school land trust plans, which were passed as part of routine business. The superintendent commended the principals and school community councils for their outstanding reports, which demonstrate accountability and a focus on prioritizing student learning.

As the school year comes to a close, the superintendent took a moment to appreciate the contributions of parents in the district, acknowledging their vital role in supporting students throughout the year. He thanked them for their involvement and dedication, which he described as essential to the success of the 84,000 students in the Alpine School District.

The meeting concluded without the need for a closed session, and a motion to adjourn was passed unanimously. The board looks forward to celebrating the achievements of its students at the upcoming graduations.