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Riverview SD policy committee reviews broad updates; chair to revise public-records language
Summary
At an April 8 policy committee meeting, Riverview School District leaders reviewed revisions across the 100–900 series — including attendance, weapons notifications, social media rules and cyber-charter reporting — and tasked Chair Antonio Perez with drafting clearer public-records wording for solicitor review.
The Riverview School District policy committee on April 8 reviewed a wide-ranging set of policy updates and identified several follow-up actions, including a requested rewrite of public-records language and distribution of updated volunteer and security rules ahead of next meetings.
Superintendent (speaking role: Superintendent) opened the meeting by summarizing the 800-series updates and said most changes were technical: replacing references to “business manager” with “director of finance and operations” and aligning definitions to recent state law. He said the district will keep a 180-day / 900-hour instructional requirement while adopting state flexibility around hours and days.
The committee heard summaries and brief discussions about dozens of policies. On student attendance, the superintendent said policy language formalizes definitions for compulsory school age and habitual truancy and noted the district’s new PowerSchool system should improve parent…
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