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District 70 board approves revisions to ACR-3, JRA/JRC and KLG policies
Summary
The Pueblo County School District 70 board voted Nov. 11 to approve revisions to three policies: ACR-3 (updates tied to FBI classification changes), JRA/JRC (student records and directory information changes), and KLG (relations with state and federal agencies). Votes were recorded by roll call and motions carried.
The Pueblo County School District 70 board voted at its Nov. 11 meeting to approve revisions to three district policies: ACR-3, JRA/JRC and KLG.
ACR-3: Title IX and classification updates. District counsel/staff presenter Mister DiPietro told the board that the policy revision is required because the FBI updated its uniform crime classification system this year. He said the FBI removed the term "forceful fondling" from its code and replaced it with a different phrase addressing contact; the district updated ACR-3 and related handbook language to mirror those changes.
JRA/JRC: Student records and directory information. The board approved changes that clarify the process for requesting amendments to student records, referencing the accompanying regulation, and removed email address and date/place of birth from directory information that may be shared publicly.
KLG: State and federal agency relations. The board approved a minor revision to KLG to explicitly reference both state and federal agencies in the district’s guidance on how it may work with governmental bodies.
Votes and procedure: Each policy revision was recommended by staff, brought forward for a motion and second, and approved by roll-call votes recorded as affirmative with "Motion carried." The Nov. 11 meeting transcript records the motions and roll-call affirmations; the transcript does not identify individual mover/second names for each motion in every case.
What’s next: The approved policy language and corresponding administrative regulations and handbooks will be implemented as described by staff; no appeals or further committee steps were recorded at the Nov. 11 meeting.
