Committee revises public-comment and code-of-conduct rules, emphasizes accessibility
The policy committee revised the district—280—9s code of conduct and public-comment procedures to add a civility definition, accommodate individuals with disabilities, limit disruptive removals to "substantial" disruptions, and require accessible sign-up options (website and district-clerk phone number).
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The Carmel Central School District policy committee spent much of its Aug. 21 meeting updating the code of conduct and public-comment procedures to reflect accessibility concerns and clearer rules for online and in-person participation.
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