Board opens public hearing on student safety plan; discusses student representative policy
The Bath Central School District board opened a public hearing on the district student safety plan, saying the plan will be posted for a 30‑day public comment period; members also discussed drafting a policy to allow a senior student representative on the board and set a target to have a representative in place by October.
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The Bath Central School District board opened a public hearing on the district’s student safety plan and described the plan as a first read that will be posted for a 30‑day public comment period. Board staff said the posting will allow community members to review the plan and submit comments before the board considers approval.
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