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Poudre board affirms superintendent's expulsion order in closed session; action adopted 7–0
Summary
After an executive session that cited Colorado open‑records exemptions, the Poudre School District Board affirmed the superintendent's Sept. 16, 2025 expulsion determination for an identified student through May 27, 2026; the board directed the secretary to serve the order and voted 7–0.
Following a closed executive session convened under Colorado statutes to consider protected student records and legal counsel, the Poudre School District Board of Education voted to affirm the superintendent's September 16, 2025 determination to expel "Student A" from Blevins Middle High School through May 27, 2026.
The board moved into executive session citing Colorado Revised Statutes (CRS) provisions for confidential student records and attorney‑client advice and listed participants who would join the closed session, including the superintendent, lead assistant superintendent, school principal, legal counsel, the student’s parents and counsel, and a guardian ad litem. After the closed session, Director Jim Brokish moved to affirm the superintendent's decision; the board approved the motion by roll call, 7–0. The board directed the board secretary to serve the determination and order by hand delivery or certified mail, return receipt requested, consistent with the motion's language.
Because the matter involves an identifiable student and protected records, the board did not discuss details of the allegation or the evidence in public session; the board's action and the effective dates of the expulsion were announced in public before adjournment.
