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Board hears district updates on seclusionary time‑out rules and bullying policy, with parents and staff raising concerns

Box Elder School Board · March 13, 2025
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Summary

Presenters reviewed seclusionary time‑out rules, reporting and parent notification changes, and updated bullying and PBIS procedures. Parents and staff urged quicker facility and staffing supports and asked for more transparency on reporting and supports for affected students and teachers.

District staff presented two interconnected student‑safety items: seclusionary time‑out procedures and updates to bullying policy and school climate supports.

Katherine Allen (presenter) described the district’s interpretation of seclusionary time‑out under state code. She told the board that seclusionary time‑out occurs when a student is isolated in a safe, enclosed space in accordance with Utah law, prevented from leaving or reasonably believing they cannot leave. Key rules include continuous monitoring (line of sight or staff presence), doors with self‑releasing latches if required to be held, a single‑instance…

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