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Committee forwards social-media moderation policy to Board; superintendent updates communications and bond planning
Summary
The committee agreed to send a proposed district social-media moderation policy to the Board for a first reading and heard a communications update from Hunt about bond planning, ADA timing for media, and website/app improvements.
President Stack presented a proposed district social-media accounts and moderation policy that would require the district to state at the top of an account whether it is moderated, retain removed content, and maintain a documented list of approved accounts. The committee agreed to send the policy to the Board for a first reading with attorney input.
Stack also said the committee will revise the Board member onboarding document at a future meeting. In the Superintendent’s update, Hunt reported that the first GHAPS 'Planning for the Future' meeting went well with Transportation, that Coffee & Connects will resume, and that phase 1 bond materials have been updated to reflect proposed elementary-building improvements, buses, and technology investments. Hunt noted the district’s deadline for making district-owned or shared media ADA-compliant has been pushed back another year and described recent website and app improvements to the community pages.
Next steps: social-media moderation policy to go to Board for first reading with attorney input; administration to continue communications planning and prepare bond materials for future meetings.
