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Policy Committee votes to delete personal-leave policy GBRIA

5468440 · April 1, 2025
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Summary

The Policy Committee of the Whole voted unanimously April 1 to remove policy GBRIA after the district consolidated personal leave into the sick-leave bank; no further discussion was recorded.

The Policy Committee of the Whole voted unanimously April 1 to delete policy GBRIA, which governed personal leave, saying the district has combined personal days into the sick-leave bank.

Committee members said the change is a cleanup of obsolete language after the board earlier moved all leave days into a single sick-leave category. "If you remember back over the summer when we made some adjustments with the sick leave, we put all days into the sick leave bucket instead of having 8 person, 8 sick and 2 personal. So this is just cleaning up, removing this from policy as we do not use it anymore," Mister Jinko said.

The motion to delete GBRIA was made by Mister Toler and seconded (second recorded, name not specified). The committee called for a vote with no discussion; the chair closed voting and announced the motion passed unanimously. The transcript records a brief roll call at the start of the meeting and a later statement that the motion "passes unanimously." Detailed roll-call results with individual yes/no votes were not specified in the record.

No amendments or follow-up tasks were recorded for the deletion. The committee moved on to the next agenda item after the vote and adjourned the session later in the meeting.

The deletion reflects an administrative consolidation of leave categories; the policy code referenced was GBRIA, described in meeting remarks as the district's personal-leave policy.