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Board takes first reading on weapons policy; mandatory-expulsion language removed to align with law
Summary
The board reviewed JFCJ (weapons) for first reading, incorporating OSBA model language and removing an outdated mandatory-expulsion clause. Administrators noted law enforcement possession is permitted by statute and discussed whether gun-free-zone signage should be posted.
The Board took the first reading of weapons policy JFCJ, incorporating model language from the Oregon School Boards Association (OSBA). Administrators noted the district updated the policy to remove an outdated sentence that would have required expulsion for certain weapon violations; staff said mandatory expulsion language was not in compliance with state law and…
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