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Weimar ISD board tables proposal on random student drug-testing program
Summary
The board considered but tabled action on a proposed random student drug-testing program for 2024–25; trustees agreed to take no action at this time.
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The Weimar ISD Board discussed a proposal to implement a random student drug-testing program for the 2024–25 school year but unanimously agreed to table the item. The motion to table was made by Jim Sanders and seconded by Jeremy Maupin; the minutes record the item as "tabled at this time."
The meeting minutes do not record additional discussion, rationale, or a timeline for reconsideration. No policy text, procedures, or proposed implementation details are included in the minutes for this item.
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