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Votes at a glance: Auburn School Committee approves handbooks, meeting and evaluation policies
Summary
At its Sept. 3 meeting the Auburn School Committee approved the district student & family handbook, several policy first readings and the committee self‑evaluation tool; motions carried by voice vote as recorded in the meeting.
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The Auburn School Committee on Wednesday approved a set of operational documents and policies by voice vote, including the district student and family handbook, a first reading of the AUB CH student handbook policy, a first reading of the AUBBE school committee meetings policy, a first reading of the AUBBBAB school committee self‑evaluation policy and adoption of the school committee self‑evaluation instrument.
Consent agenda: The committee approved the consent agenda (which included the Aug. 20 minutes and a certified contract) by voice vote after a motion from Adam Platt and a second by a committee member; the chair announced the motion carried.
Handbook: The committee moved and approved adoption of the Auburn School Department student and family handbook after a brief discussion noting only minor contact‑person updates would be made as needed.
Policy first readings: The committee approved first readings for AUB CH (student handbook district policy), AUBBE (school committee meetings) and AUBBBAB (school committee self‑evaluation) to update language and reflect actual meeting practices such as treatment of vacation weeks and a single‑handbook district approach.
Self‑evaluation instrument: The committee approved the school committee self‑evaluation tool to be distributed via a Google survey; members said results will be collated and reviewed in a public workshop.
Ending: The chair listed upcoming meetings and announced the next regular meeting for Sept. 17 at 6 p.m.

