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Board adopts student‑activity and handbook policy changes, expands athletics eligibility
Summary
The board revised policy FM to remove the in‑district prom requirement, adopted CFBB‑P (Sanctioning of Organizations and Associations Regulations), changed athletics eligibility from grades 10–12 to 9–12 under policy FMF, and updated the Student Handbook to allow classroom video/movie guidelines.
The Salina School Board approved several policy changes on Nov. 11. The board voted to remove the requirement in policy FM that prom be held within district boundaries, and it adopted CFBB‑P, a regulation on sanctioning organizations and associations. The board also revised athletics eligibility under policy FMF to permit grades 9–12 to participate, rather than grades 10–12, and approved edits to the Student Handbook to include guidelines for showing videos and movies in class.
All policy motions were made by Greg Rice with seconds noted in the minutes (Jackie Ball or Chad Tucker depending on the item) and passed by the members present; Leroy Monk was recorded as absent. The minutes record the policy changes but do not include implementation timelines or revised policy text in full; administrative staff will need to update official policy documents and distribute the changes.
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