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Palm Beach school board votes to repeal COVID-era visitation policy amid calls to 'reinvite' parents
Summary
The School Board of Palm Beach County unanimously approved repeal of Policy 2.065, a COVID-era visitation protocol. Board members and parents urged schools to restore everyday family access and clarify safe, practical ways for parents to be present on campuses.
The School Board of Palm Beach County on May 7 voted unanimously to repeal Policy 2.065, the district’s COVID-era visitation protocol, while board members discussed steps to make parents feel more welcome on campus.
Board members said the policy is obsolete now that pandemic restrictions have eased and that schools should pursue ways to reengage families without compromising safety and instructional time.
Board member Edwin Ferguson pressed the board to “reinvite” parents into schools, saying parents should…
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