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Board retains BSR 1 ‘single point of connection’ policy and finds itself in compliance

3066147 · April 14, 2025
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Summary

The board conducted a public reading of BSR 1 (single point of connection), voted to retain the policy and then voted it in compliance with no dissent.

The board conducted a public reading of BSR 1, titled “single point of connection,” and voted to retain the policy and find the district in compliance during its April 14 meeting.

The public reading recited the policy text that the superintendent is the board’s sole operational point of connection and that the board directs the operational organization only through the superintendent, who is authorized to sign agreements and contracts on behalf of the board except for matters explicitly reserved by the board.

Board member Hager moved to retain BSR 1; the motion was seconded and carried on a roll call with all five members voting yes (Peterson; Presky; Hager; Lee; Eastgate). Board member Hager later moved that the board find itself in compliance with the policy; that motion also carried on a unanimous roll-call vote.

No board member offered amendments during the meeting; members recorded their intent to retain the policy language and to find compliance at this meeting.