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Board adopts revised distribution/posting regulation to limit noninstructional materials

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Summary

The board approved revised regulation KHC‑R to manage distribution and posting of materials, remove an appeal process and place burden on distributors to demonstrate alignment with district mission.

The Elizabeth School District board adopted revisions to regulation KHC‑R governing distribution and posting of materials in district facilities.

Staff said the revision removed an appeal mechanism because distribution-posting disputes are not an efficient use of board time. The regulation was rewritten to ensure materials distributed on district property support the district’s mission of educating students, and to make requesters demonstrate how their materials align with that mission. The change also places administrative burden and requirements on those seeking to distribute materials so the district does not become a commercial distribution point for the broader community.

Board members said the revisions reflect prior direction and approved the regulation by roll call.