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Mendon board re-approves Palo Alto and LineWize baseline filtering for 2026
Summary
The Mendon Community School District board voted unanimously to adopt the same Palo Alto and LineWize baseline filtering policies as the prior year, with the motion carried 6–0–1.
The Mendon Community School District Board of Education voted to approve baseline filtering policies for Palo Alto and LineWize for 2026, continuing the approach approved in the previous year. The motion was made by Board member Jeremy Palmer and supported by Board member Norma Switalski; the measure carried 6 ayes, 0 nays, 1 absent.
Board discussion was brief: members agreed to mirror last year’s approvals without further changes. The board did not record additional amendments or staff instructions tied to the vote. The approval keeps district internet filtering configurations consistent with recent practice for student and network safety.
The policy approval occurred during the board’s action-item portion and was recorded as an official motion and vote. The decision aligns with the board’s stated preference to maintain the existing baseline configuration for Palo Alto and LineWize this school year.
The board did not include a public comment period specifically for the filtering policy at the meeting, and no dissenting votes were recorded.
