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Center Grove board approves 14 policy revisions; agenda and consent items pass 3-0

Center Grove Community School Corporation Board of School Trustees · March 20, 2026
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Summary

At its March 19 meeting the Center Grove board approved 14 policy revisions (second reading) and also adopted the meeting agenda and consent items; all three motions passed unanimously, 3-0. The policy packet was returned by Dr. Long and board members said no community comments were received.

The Center Grove Community School Corporation board unanimously approved a package of 14 revised board policies on March 19 during the meeting's second reading.

Dr. Long told trustees that the policies were returned for the required second reading and that there have been no changes since trustees reviewed them in the prior month. "Tonight we're bringing back for a second reading as required by our school board policy," Dr. Long said, adding the packet had not generated questions from community members during the review period.

Board member (mover) moved to approve the revised policies "as presented," the motion was seconded and the board voted 3-0 to adopt the changes. The transcript did not list the individual policy names during the meeting; the board described the item only as "14 policies" presented for revision.

At the start of the meeting the board also adopted the March 19 agenda and later approved the consent items; both procedural motions passed by the same 3-0 tally.

What passed (at a glance): - Adoption of the March 19 agenda: motion passed 3-0. - Approval of consent items: motion passed 3-0. - Approval of 14 revised board policies (second reading): motion passed 3-0.

The board said no community questions had been received about the policies during the public review period. The district did not specify the names or subject matter of the 14 policies during the meeting; those details were not included in the public minutes excerpt in the transcript.