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DeSoto board praises new employee handbook as quick reference for staff; no formal action taken

5061729 · June 24, 2025
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Board members commended the district's new employee handbook for clarity, the "who to call" layout and insurance explanations during the June 24, 2025 meeting; no vote or formal adoption was recorded.

The DeSoto School Board discussed the district's new employee handbook during its June 24, 2025 meeting, with trustees praising the document's clarity and usability but taking no formal action.

Board members said the handbook improves transparency and will serve as a quick resource for staff. Dr. Stafford (district staff member), who compiled the handbook, was singled out for the layout and the contact guidance included in the document.

"I really love the'the user friendly layout and the who to call on page," said Miss Schumer (board member), praising the handbook as a quick resource for staff. Dr. Goodman (board member) added, "we've become a lot more transparent, and as far as who to reach out to, what people need to know, how to get there, and the handbook that you've put together really exemplifies that."

Superintendent Dr. Bennett (superintendent) opened discussion about the handbook and invited questions; none were raised that led to changes or a formal vote. Board members repeatedly thanked Dr. Stafford and district staff for the work on the document.

No motion to adopt or amend the handbook appears in the meeting transcript. Staff indicated the handbook is available for review and that district staff will remain available to answer questions as schools prepare for the upcoming year.