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Board hears first read of code of conduct revisions; dress‑code language for middle school flagged
Summary
Mister Good presented minor wording and disciplinary changes to the student code of conduct and trustees discussed hat/beanie language and whether the middle school should have separate language; the revised wording will be cleaned up and returned next month.
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Mister Good presented proposed edits to the student code of conduct intended mainly as clarifications and wording fixes. He said the revisions do not make major policy changes but instead align terminology and procedures, including discipline‑committee references.
Trustees asked questions about dress code changes in Appendix D. One trustee noted a parenthesis in the draft that implied the middle school was not in agreement with a proposed change for hats and bonnets. Mister Good said that wording was temporary and would be removed and that the middle school principal had expressed concern about hat use among younger students. "I put that in there just to let you know. And we're not that's not gonna be in when you get the the phone," Mister Good said; he added staff would return with cleaned and polished language.
Board members indicated they expect the document to return at the next meeting, and the presenter committed to follow up with principals and legal counsel as needed.

