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Seeley Union adopts multiple board policy and administrative regulation updates
Summary
The board adopted or deleted a list of new and revised policies and administrative regulations from the CSBA Policy Guide Sheet, covering campus security, attendance, work permits, health and emergencies, child abuse reporting, safety, IB program and work-based learning.
The Seeley Union School District Board of Trustees voted to adopt or delete a range of board policies and administrative regulations as listed on the CSBA Policy Guide Sheet attached to the agenda. The item was approved on a motion by P. Burton, seconded by A. Parga, and recorded as "motion carried 5-0."
Policies and regulations listed in the public minutes include Board Policy 3515 (Campus Security) and Administrative Regulation 3515; Board Policy 3515.4 and Administrative Regulation 3515.4 (Recovery for Property Loss or Damage); Administrative Regulation 3516.1 (Fire Drills and Fires); Board Policy 5113 and Administrative Regulation 5113 (Absences and Excuses) and related attendance supervision rules (5113.11) and District School Attendance Review Board items (5113.12); Board Policy 5113.2 (Work Permits) and its administrative regulation; Board Policy 5141 and Administrative Regulation 5141 (Health Care and Emergencies) and Board Policy 5141.4 and its regulation (Child Abuse Prevention and Reporting); Board Policy 5142 and Administrative Regulation 5142 (Safety); Board Policy 6141.4 (International Baccalaureate Program); Board Policy 6178.1 and Administrative Regulation 6178.1 (Work-Based Learning); and Board Bylaw 9005 (Governance Standards).
The minutes do not contain the text of the policy changes; they reflect the board's formal adoption decision and indicate the CSBA Policy Guide Sheet as the source for the listed updates. Implementation details, timelines and any required staff responsibilities are not specified in the public minutes.
