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Board repeals two outdated policies tied to NCLB and older accountability framework
Summary
Citing ISBA counsel and the shift to ESSA, the board voted to repeal policies 4113.02 and 5610, which staff said are no longer required under current state or federal law.
The board voted to repeal two personnel and accountability policies after staff recommended their removal as part of an ongoing policy review. The office of the chief of staff told the board that policy 4113.02 implements provisions of the No Child Left Behind Act and that policy 5610 reflects an outdated program evaluation and accountability framework; staff said both are not required under current state or federal law and that the Every Student Succeeds Act has superseded the earlier provisions.
The motion to repeal was moved, seconded and carried by voice vote. Board members offered no substantive amendments during the discussion recorded in the transcript.
The repeal is part of a broader cleanup of the district policy manual; staff said the redrafted items and other policy updates will continue to be vetted with the district’s insurance carrier and legal counsel before future action.
