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High school implements key-card bathroom access; trustees to monitor student reaction
Summary
The board discussed a new high-school bathroom policy requiring students to swipe key cards for entry; trustees said they will gather feedback from students and monitor how the policy affects access and behavior.
Trustee Keegan and other board members discussed a new high-school bathroom policy at the Aug. 27 meeting that requires students to use a key card swipe to enter bathrooms. Keegan reported the policy was already in effect for the first days of school and that it had generated both complaints and positive reports. The board said they would track student reaction: Keegan said he will speak with classmates over the next month and report back on how the new procedures are working. Superintendent and administrators clarified that the new schedule and procedures for the start of school include these access changes; no formal board action was taken that night to modify the policy. Board members emphasized they expect adjustments as needed and asked administration to bring updates after school starts.
