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Board discusses clearer language, disciplinary chain for activities code of conduct; revisions to return
Summary
Board members raised concerns about specifying sportsmanship and racial-language prohibitions in the middle/high school activities code of conduct and asked staff to collect suggested edits for the next meeting.
At the April 8 meeting, the Woodstock Community Unit School District 200 Board of Education discussed renewal of the district’s middle and high school activities code of conduct and agreed to collect proposed edits and return the item to a future board meeting.
Board members said the code of conduct packet in the consent materials reflected language that largely overlaps with the student handbook but may not be specific enough for out-of-school activities, practices and off-site contests. One board member…
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