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Policy committee sends 33 policies — including dress code and virtual‑education rules — to full board for first reading
Summary
The Campbell County policy committee reviewed and voted to forward 33 policies, including dress code updates and virtual education policies, to the full board on first reading at the June 26 meeting.
The Campbell County Board of Education’s policy committee met June 26 and reviewed 33 district policies ranging from student records and emergency preparedness to virtual education and dress code updates.
Committee chair Jamie Wheeler summarized the packet and said the policies largely reflect changes from state guidance and the Tennessee School Boards Association review. Wheeler said students provided input on the dress code and described the proposed changes as "extremely reasonable," noting no drastic changes such as an outright ban on hoods inside buildings but clarifying limits on pajamas and blankets.
The committee voted to forward all 33 policies to the full board for a first reading. The packet lists specific policy codes including 4.212 (Virtual Education Program), 3.204 (Threat Assessment Team), 6.303 (Questioning Students and Searches), and 6.310 (Dress Code), among others.
The full board will consider the policies on first reading at an upcoming meeting, which starts the formal approval process required by board rules.
