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Medford Lakes board adopts package of policy updates including sick leave and threat-assessment rules
Summary
The Medford Lakes Board of Education on Dec. 20 approved final readings of multiple policies covering sick leave, school threat-assessment teams, privacy and student residency, voting unanimously 5–0.
The Medford Lakes Board of Education on Dec. 20 adopted a package of policy updates, including policies and regulations on sick leave (P & R 1642.01), religion in the schools (P 2270), school threat assessment teams (P & R 2419), examinations for cause (P 3161 and P 4161), attendance (P & R 3212; P & R 4212), rights of privacy (P 3324; P 4324), eligibility of resident/nonresident students (P & R 5111), education of homeless children and youths (P & R 5116) and food services (P 8500).
The motion to approve the final readings was made by Kevin Kerfoot and seconded by Julia Moore. The board recorded a roll-call vote of five ayes and no nays, and the motion carried.
Board President Kim Bezanis presided over the meeting; the policies were presented as final readings and adopted without recorded amendments. The board did not state additional implementation dates in the minutes; items adopted will follow district procedures for notification and posting.
The meeting packet named each policy by number; the minutes do not include full text changes. Members of the public may request the adopted policy texts from the district office or consult the district’s policy repository for the exact language adopted.
