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FSUS Charter Board approves student‑records and admissions policies, adopts three‑year calendars

FSUS Charter Board of Directors · February 10, 2026
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Summary

The FSUS Charter Board unanimously approved a set of student‑related policies including Student Records and Admissions and adopted school calendars for 2026–27 through 2028–29; motions passed without objection during the Feb. 10 meeting.

The FSUS Charter Board of Directors on Feb. 10 approved several policy changes and adopted school calendars for the next three academic years.

Dr. Brandon Bowden moved final approval of Policy 5.70 (Student Records); Amanda Grace seconded the motion and it passed without objection. The board also approved the final repeal of Policy 5.71 (Directory Information) on a motion from Ms. Grace, approved Policy 5.711 (Parental Access to Information) on a motion from Dr. Bowden, and approved Policy 5.10 (Admissions) on a motion from Ms. Katie Perkins; each motion was seconded and passed without objection.

The board voted to adopt the FSUS school calendars for 2026–27, 2027–28 and 2028–29 on a motion by Dr. Bowden, seconded by Ms. Perkins; the motion passed without objection.

Board members present followed standard procedure for consent items, and the minutes show the motions carried unanimously with no recorded objections. The board did not record a roll‑call tally in the minutes; actions are reported as having "passed without objection."

Next steps for implementation of the approved policies were not detailed in the meeting minutes; board staff will carry out necessary administrative updates to governing documents and publish the approved calendars and policy texts as part of the school's official records.