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Policy committee advances field-trip revisions and drafts exemption and social-media rules
Summary
Mr. Ridley said the committee moved the revised field-trip policy to a second reading and advanced first readings on an exemption-from-instruction policy and a district social-media policy that would differentiate approved and unapproved sites and disallow public comments on approved district accounts.
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Mr. Ridley, reporting for the policy committee, said members reviewed three policies: a second reading of the field-trip policy and first readings of an exemption-from-instruction policy and a district social-media policy.
Ridley said the committee agreed that parents must share responsibility for exemption requests and that district-approved social-media accounts should not allow public comments; the social-media language reflects suggestions from PSBA. "Areas of agreement included parents should have a level of responsibility for exemption from instruction, and comments should not be allowed on district approved social media sites," he said.
The committee reached consensus to move the field-trip second reading and the two first readings forward to the board for further consideration. There was no fiscal impact reported for these items; Ridley said changes will have policy impact and cited policy numbers in the committee packet.

