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Board approves revision to closed-campus policy to allow high school flexibility

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Summary

The Shelton School Board unanimously approved a revised policy 3242 (closed campus) on second reading, allowing some flexibility for schools to set closed-campus rules for 11th and 12th graders.

The Shelton School District School Board approved a revised board policy, 3242 (Closed Campus), in a second reading and vote during the meeting.

Chelsea Breeding presented the short policy update and said the revision was intended to align the written policy with current practice and to allow school-level flexibility for 11th- and 12th-grade students. Following a brief board discussion, a motion to approve the proposed revision carried: "All in favor. Aye." The board did not record any amendments to the draft policy at the meeting.

The approval was procedural: the presentation was the second reading and the board voted to adopt the revised policy. The administration will implement the change and support individual high schools in setting any site-specific procedures within the revised policy framework.