Westerly panel approves updated secondary grade-reporting policy after second reading
June 18, 2025 | Westerly, School Districts, Rhode Island
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The Westerly School Committee on June 18 approved the second reading of an updated secondary grade-reporting policy, Policy 6102.
Mr. Moran, who presented the revisions, said he had added a ninth item to the communications sent in the first weeks of school to include department-based reassessment criteria, and clarified a five-day late-work sentence to allow student-teacher arrangements when more time is needed. After discussion, the committee moved and approved the policy on a second reading.
Committee members had no further questions at the meeting and voted in favor of finalizing the policy changes.
Mr. Moran, who presented the revisions, said he had added a ninth item to the communications sent in the first weeks of school to include department-based reassessment criteria, and clarified a five-day late-work sentence to allow student-teacher arrangements when more time is needed. After discussion, the committee moved and approved the policy on a second reading.
Committee members had no further questions at the meeting and voted in favor of finalizing the policy changes.
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