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Pullman board adopts nondiscrimination, harassment and electronic-signature policies and a public-records resolution
Summary
The Pullman School District Board of Directors approved policy 3205 (harassment of students prohibited), policy 3210 (nondiscrimination), policy 6225 (use of electronic signatures) and a resolution on public access to district records at its Feb. 26 meeting.
The Pullman School District Board of Directors on Feb. 26 approved multiple policy updates and a resolution intended to update district procedures and increase administrative efficiency.
The board approved policy 3205, “Harassment of Students Prohibited,” and policy 3210, “Nondiscrimination,” both presented by Dr. Roberta Kramer. “I have not received any questions about the changes that are as a result of reverting back to the 2020 Title IX provisions,” Dr. Kramer said during the presentation on policy 3205. Both policies were moved, seconded and approved without recorded discussion.
The board also approved a new policy, 6225, “Use of Electronic Signatures.” Superintendent Maxwell noted the policy is intended to improve administrative efficiency and reduce printing costs; the district is still evaluating options for districtwide electronic-signature tools. Finally, the board adopted resolution 24 25 0 7 40 40 r regarding public access to district records; the superintendent described the resolution as a housekeeping measure to ensure policies and procedures remain current and compliant.
Each item was moved, seconded and approved; board members offered no substantive questions prior to each vote. The board indicated the materials will be posted with district policy documents and that staff will follow up on any implementation details, including choices about electronic-signature vendors and procedural steps for public-records requests.
