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Greencastle-Antrim staff present K–12 code-of-conduct updates, board to consider vote June 5
Summary
District staff reviewed proposed changes to the K–12 code of conduct, including alignment of homebound instruction between grade spans, updated photography/videography language, McKinney‑Vento guidance and a reduction in approved educational trip days from 10 to 5. Board members were briefed and told the item will return for a vote on June 5.
Greencastle-Antrim School District staff on Thursday presented proposed revisions to the district’s K–12 code of conduct, saying the changes align language across grade spans and limit approved educational trip days to five per school year.
The presentation, led by district staff members during the board’s May 15 meeting at the administration building, highlighted five primary changes: aligning homebound‑instruction language between K–5 and 6–12; updating videography, photography and interviewing language to reflect current technology; incorporating McKinney‑Vento Act language for students experiencing homelessness; clarifying middle‑school cell‑phone expectations; and reducing the number of approved educational trip days from 10 to 5 per school year. Board members were asked to review the…
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