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St. Lucie school board adopts package of policy amendments

Saint Lucie County School Board · April 15, 2026

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Summary

The Saint Lucie County School Board voted 5-0 April 14 to adopt a package of amendments to district policies covering definitions, meeting rules, evaluation processes, nondiscrimination and student supports, following a superintendent recommendation that the changes were largely housekeeping and efficiency updates.

The Saint Lucie County School Board voted unanimously April 14 to adopt a package of amendments to district policies after the superintendent recommended the changes.

Superintendent Dr. John R. Prince listed the policies recommended for revision, including policy 0100 (definitions), 0147.1 (travel and expenses), a series in the 0165s on meetings (regular, special and emergency), 1010 (superintendent relationship), 1220 (evaluation of administrative personnel), 2260 (nondiscrimination and access to equal educational opportunity), 3129 (conflict of interest), 3130 (appointment/assignment/transfer/promotion of instructional staff), 3220/3220-series (evaluation of instructional personnel), 3430.03 (sick leave), 5112 (entrance requirements), 5225 (absences for religious holidays) and 5350 (student suicide prevention awareness and screening).

A board member moved to adopt the superintendent's recommendation and a colleague seconded. Board member Miss Erickson, after reviewing the changes, described them as "mostly housekeeping items and just, some verbiage that needed cleaned up and some efficiencies." With no further discussion, the board voted 5-0 to adopt the amendments.

The vote was recorded as carrying unanimously; board members did not request additional study or amendments at the meeting. The board has not set an effective date in the public comments at the meeting for the revised policies; implementation steps were not specified during the discussion.

The board's action followed the public hearing for item 2.1, which drew no speakers.