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ISD 622 board holds first reading of Policy 611 on homeschooling

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An unidentified board member presented the district's first formal reading of Policy 611 on homeschooling, saying the new policy will be brought back for adoption at the August business meeting and was developed using an MSBA model policy. No questions were raised during the discussion.

An unidentified board member at a meeting of the North St. Paul'Maplewood'Oakdale school board (ISD 622) presented the first formal reading of Policy 611 on homeschooling and said the district will bring the policy back for adoption at the August business meeting.

"This will be our first formal, reading of that policy tonight, that we will be bringing up later in an August, business meeting for adoption," the unidentified board member said, adding that the policy is new to the district and was developed using an MSBA model policy.

Another board member said there were no questions during the presentation. The board did not take formal action on the policy at this meeting; the item was presented as a first reading and scheduled to return for adoption at the August business meeting.

The board member introducing the item said Policy 611 does not currently exist in the district and is being drafted from the MSBA model. No additional details about the policy's provisions, proposed student eligibility criteria, reporting requirements, or implementation timeline were provided during the discussion.

The policy presentation followed remarks recognizing district employees for years of service earlier in the meeting. The board's next steps, as stated during the meeting, are to refine the draft policy and consider adoption at the August business meeting; the transcript did not specify an exact adoption date or further public-comment opportunities.