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Arrowhead students urge board to reconsider EPAS bathroom-pass system
Summary
Students during public comment criticized a new EPAS pass system they say restricts bathroom breaks, citing limits such as seven weekly uses and prohibitions on consecutive period exits; they asked the board to investigate and said administration did not notify students or parents beforehand.
At the public-comment portion of the Arrowhead District School Board meeting, student commenters raised concerns about a newly implemented EPAS pass system that they said restricts bathroom and passing privileges.
JP Moore Moyer, speaking as a student commenter, said the system imposes limits such as restricting bathroom access during consecutive long class periods and setting weekly and daily caps. "It puts restrictions on basic human needs," he said. He described rules reported by students: a limit of…
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