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Board adopts high‑school handbook updates including cell‑phone limits and eligibility rules
Summary
The board approved updates to the high‑school handbook that limit phone use (keep phones in lockers; short checks every 90 minutes) and formalize athletic eligibility: one week probation with study hall, second week ineligibility to compete until grades are raised.
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The board approved changes to the high‑school handbook that limit when students may carry or use cell phones and clarified athletic and activity eligibility procedures.
High‑school administrator Kimble (S6) said the cell‑phone policy requires phones to remain in lockers during the school day but allows students to visit lockers during passing periods or check phones every 90 minutes. "The 1st offense... parents would have to come and get it on the 1st offense. 2nd offense, they just turn them into the office," Kimble said. On eligibility, Kimble described a one‑week probation for students failing a class (allowed to practice but required to attend after‑school study hall) and a second week of continued failure would render the student ineligible for competition until grades are restored.
Board members asked about grade posting delays and teacher confirmation for removing students from the ineligibility list; Kimble said teachers must email to remove a student from probation. The board approved the handbook updates by motion and roll call.

