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Chester County board approves minor change to retention policy, keeps substitutes and volunteers off RapBack program
Summary
The Chester County Board of Education on Monday approved minor changes to its promotion-and-retention policy and confirmed that substitutes, vendors and volunteers will not be enrolled in the district’s FBI RapBack background-check program.
The Chester County Board of Education on Monday approved two changes to the district policy manual: an addition to promotion and retention rules and a procedural decision on criminal-background monitoring.
Superintendent Mr. Gilger told the board the only substantive addition to Board Policy 4.603 is a requirement that “if a child is ineligible to be able to be retained, then the school district is responsible now to put that response…
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