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Board hears first reading of revised nondiscrimination and affirmative-action policy
Summary
Human resources director presented a first reading of Policy 50.10 with updated wording, examples and a complaint procedure recommended by the Washington Association of School Directors (WASDA). Board members discussed how affirmative-action goals fit with state law and district recruitment efforts.
Eric Depp, executive director of human resources for the Arlington School District, presented a first reading of proposed revisions to Policy 50.10 (Nondiscrimination and Affirmative Action).
"We have a revision for you on policy 50.10, and you can see there's quite a bit of red on this one," Depp said, explaining the changes are principally wording updates and examples meant to clarify what discrimination and discriminatory harassment can look like. He added the…
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