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Centennial School Board approves updated JFCEB policy and administrative regulation; routine confirmations and minutes also approved
Summary
During the Oct. 22 work session the board approved the agenda, approved Oct. 8 minutes, confirmed routine items, and voted to adopt the proposed JFCEB policy and related administrative regulation (deleting prior versions); approvals were taken by voice vote with Director Stanley recorded as an aye via text.
The Centennial School Board approved several routine and substantive items at its Oct. 22 work session, including the meeting agenda, minutes from Oct. 8 and confirmation items, and it adopted a revised policy and administrative regulation on JFCEB.
Chair Shields asked for a motion to approve the agenda as presented in Board Book; an unidentified board member moved, another seconded and the motion carried by voice vote. The board followed the same process to approve the Oct. 8 minutes and the listed confirmation items.
The board then conducted a second reading of policy JFCEB. Director Olsen explained a single minor wording change to the proposed policy (adding the phrase "in school or classroom lockers" in the top paragraph of page 2 of the proposed policy). After each director had an opportunity to ask questions, an unidentified board member moved to approve the proposed JFCEB policy and delete the prior version; the motion was seconded and approved by voice, with the administrative assistant noting Director Stanley's aye via text.
The board next reviewed the JFCEB administrative regulation (AR), which the district said is the OSBA‑proposed AR. Board members discussed whether ARs require formal adoption but the board has a practice of voting on ARs; a motion to approve the proposed AR and delete the prior AR was made, seconded and approved by voice.
No roll‑call tallies tied to specific director names were recorded in the public portion of the transcript; the approvals were recorded by voice and staff noted Director Stanley's texted aye.
