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Ogden school board adopts three policies on first reading; consent calendar approved
Summary
The Ogden City School District board approved the consent calendar and adopted three policies on first reading—policy 7.201 (bloodborne pathogens training), updates to student fees (clarifying TANF/SNAP/McKinney‑Vento eligibility) and an electronic devices policy aligned with Senate Bill 178 requiring district‑issued devices for district networks in many cases.
The Ogden City School District board approved the consent calendar and voted to adopt three policies on first reading at its November meeting.
Board president called for approval of the consent calendar; a motion to approve was made, and the president recorded that Vice President Anderson moved the consent calendar with a second from Board Member Peterson. The transcript records the board voice vote as "Aye," and the consent calendar was carried on the record.
On first reading the board considered three policies presented by Jessica, the district HR director. Jessica described the proposed updates to board policy 7.201 (occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens), which remove a non‑exhaustive list of pathogens from…
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