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School board adopts resolution on rights of undocumented students and ICE access protocols
Summary
At its Dec. 18 meeting the Reynolds School District Board unanimously adopted Resolution 2024‑2025‑012, directing work with community partners on family resources and citing the Sanctuary Promise Law and FERPA; the vote was 6‑0.
The Reynolds School District Board of Education adopted Resolution 2024‑2025‑012, titled "Rights of Undocumented Students and Protocols for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Access to Schools," during its Dec. 18 business meeting. Director Ana Gonzalez Muñoz moved to adopt the resolution and Aaron Muñoz seconded; the motion passed unanimously, Yea: 6, Nay: 0.
The resolution as presented calls for the district to "work with community partners for family resources" and references the Sanctuary Promise Law and the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) in guidance about how ICE access requests will be handled. The board record shows the resolution was read into the record by Director Ana Gonzalez Muñoz before the formal motion to adopt.
The transcript does not record detailed operational language or a timeline for implementation; the resolution reading and the motion to adopt were the formal board actions captured in the minutes. The adoption is recorded as a formal board decision; any follow‑up implementation steps, reporting requirements, or legal analyses were not specified in the available transcript.
