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D11 board affirms superintendent's expulsion decision for Student A for one year
Summary
After a closed‑session review of legal counsel, the Colorado Springs School District 11 Board of Education voted to affirm the superintendent’s decision to expel Student A for one calendar year.
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The Colorado Springs School District 11 Board of Education on Jan. 29 voted to affirm the superintendent’s decision to expel Student A for one calendar year.
After convening in executive session for legal advice concerning the superintendent’s decision, the board reconvened in public and took action on the student discipline matter. A motion to "affirm the decision of the superintendent to expel Student A for 1 calendar year" was made and seconded; the board then voted by roll call. Directors Bankes, Carey, Jorgensen, Malpakam, Nelson and Ott recorded Aye votes and the motion passed.
Board materials and the executives session referenced a review of Title IX and district policy ACA, and legal counsel was reported to have advised the board during the closed session. The board stated that it had "all the required information and is prepared to act on this agenda item this evening." No additional details about the conduct underlying the expulsion were disclosed in open session.

