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Kelloggsville Board approves three NEOLA policy revisions on 2nd reading amid single dissent

Kelloggsville Board of Education · May 6, 2024
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Summary

The Kelloggsville Board of Education voted 4-1 to approve revisions to NEOLA Policy 2410 (Prohibition of Referral or Assistance), 2414 (Reproductive Health and Family Planning), and 2418 (Sex Education) on their second readings; Board member Crystal Reidzans cast the lone dissent on each vote.

The Kelloggsville Board of Education approved revisions to three NEOLA policies on their second readings during its May 6 meeting, with each measure passing 4-1.

Mrs. Groters moved and Ms. Rocha seconded the motions to remove NEOLA Policy #2410 (Prohibition of Referral or Assistance) from the table and to approve it as presented. The approval passed 4-1, with Board member Crystal Reidzans voting against the policy change.

The board followed the same procedural pattern for NEOLA Policy #2414 (Reproductive Health and Family Planning) and NEOLA Policy #2418 (Sex Education). Ms. Rocha and Mrs. Groters exchanged roles as mover and seconder across the motions; each policy passed on second reading by a 4-1 vote, with Reidzans the sole dissent in every case.

Board members did not record extended deliberation in the minutes beyond the formal motions and votes. These actions complete the board's second-reading approvals for the three NEOLA policies; no final implementation dates or administrative directives beyond the approvals were specified in the record.

Next steps recorded in the minutes indicate the policies were approved as presented on second reading. The district did not list additional procedural actions or appeal steps in the meeting minutes.