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Board reviews campus security policy; staff to tighten video-surveillance language
Summary
The board reviewed a draft campus security policy that formalizes access to video footage, keys, and alarm codes; administrators noted video automatically deletes after 30 days and said footage is normally reviewed with parents rather than released. The board asked staff to reformat language, tighten access restrictions, and return revised text.
The Natomas Charter School Board spent substantial time reviewing a draft campus security policy that formalizes how the district uses video surveillance and controls keys and alarm codes.
Administrators said the update responds to family requests for footage and a recommendation from the insurance authority to clarify who may access recordings and under what circumstances. The draft separates broad goals…
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