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Board adopts revised electronic‑device policy after third reading

3329470 · May 15, 2025
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Summary

The trustees approved a revised Board Policy 3630 on electronic devices at third reading, removing a provision about parent pickup of confiscated devices at the middle school level; the vote was unanimous.

The Board of Trustees approved a revised Board Policy 3630 on electronic devices at the third reading, removing a clause that required a parent to pick up confiscated devices at the middle school level.

Superintendent Hill presented the item during the board's old‑business section. "In front of you tonight is, board policy 3630...I think we started this process, a little over a year ago," Superintendent Hill said, and explained the change saying the third reading "was due to the omission of, striking out, the line, or a parent to pick up the confiscated device, at the middle school level."

The revision was moved by Trustee Davies and seconded by Trustee Wake. There was no board discussion and no in‑person public comment; the superintendent noted one written public comment had been included in the meeting packet. The board voted unanimously to adopt the revised policy.

The change affects both middle and high school levels by removing the referenced parent pickup requirement at the middle school. The item was considered as old business and approved as a full board motion. No additional direction to staff or implementation timeline was stated during the discussion.

The board proceeded to other agenda items after the vote.