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Board hears first reading of confidential-communications policy; members seek clearer language on immigration-status protections
Summary
The Shoreline School Board held a first reading of a revised Confidential Communications policy that incorporates WASDA model language and adds an explicit Shoreline provision protecting an individual's immigration status from disclosure except as required by law.
The board held a first reading of draft Policy 4-100 (Confidential Communications), which updates district language using the Washington State School Directors Association (WASDA) model and adds a Shoreline-specific sentence that an individual's immigration status will be treated as confidential except as required by law.
Superintendent Dr. Reyes told the board that most underscored language in the draft is WASDA model text; the board-specific…
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