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Board approves two policy changes, rejects one; approves conference travel — votes at a glance
Summary
The Christina School District Board voted March 11 on multiple policy and travel items, approving firearms and undocumented‑students protections while rejecting a motion on member responsibilities and clearing conference travel.
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The Christina School District Board recorded several formal actions on March 11, 2025. Key outcomes:
- Policy 2.03 — Prohibition of firearms: The board approved the policy on first reading. Motion moved by Wyeth Lou and seconded by Doug Manley. Vote: 5–2 in favor.
- Policy 2.31 — Protection of undocumented students’ rights to a public education: The board approved this policy on second reading. Motion moved by Wyeth Lou and seconded by Doug Manley. Vote: 5–2 in favor.
- Policy 1.18 — Responsibilities of members of the board (first and final read): The motion to approve failed on a roll call. After a motion and second, the board recorded a roll call that produced three “yes” and two “no” votes and the motion failed 3–2.
- School Board Partners OCP conference: The board approved up to four attendees to attend the conference, with the motion passing 5–2. Board members discussed timing and whether a new board member seated in July could participate; the matter of who attends will be decided administratively if approvals and registrations fit the budget and timing.
Votes recorded during the meeting were cast by roll or voice. The board noted that formal policy adoptions may include second readings or final readings depending on the policy and the board’s rules.
The board also approved, by motion, the consent agenda with one pulled item to be discussed separately.

