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Brainerd board reviews first reading of draft social media policy
Summary
Administrators presented a proposed social media policy and guidelines as a first reading; board members asked staff to clarify distinctions between personal and district posts, add language covering repost/share behavior, and run the draft by the district attorney and MSBA.
The Brainerd Public School District board received a first reading of a draft social media policy intended to set boundaries for staff conduct on personal accounts and clarify who may post to official school pages.
Carla, who developed the draft policy, said she consulted multiple district examples and MSBA templates and that the primary impetus had been employee postings during work time and occasional blurring between personal accounts and official school pages. "I was asked to develop something. There was something actually in the works several years ago...it's been reworked since I first initially…
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