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Board adopts policy package including Title IX procedure, drug‑testing and student health updates

Waterloo Board of Education · March 13, 2026
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Summary

The board adopted a set of finalized policies including an employee alcohol and drug‑testing policy for safety‑sensitive positions, student health services guidance, transportation rules, overdose reversal drug policy, expense reimbursements and a Title IX grievance procedure; members also reviewed additional policy updates including AI and NIL guidance.

The Waterloo Board of Education adopted multiple policies at final reading, moving several items from first reading in January to adoption. The approved policies include membership and election of the board (1.02), employee alcohol and drug testing for safety‑sensitive duties (3.16), student health services and first aid (6.33), transportation of students in board‑owned vehicles (6.42), overdose reversal drugs (6.53), expense reimbursements (9.23) and a Title IX grievance procedure for employees and students (10.03).

Members also reviewed a suite of new or updated policies (1.11 board meetings, dissemination of policy updates, academic acceleration, early entrance to kindergarten, attendance, an artificial intelligence policy 6.54, NIL/personal branding rights 7.37, prohibition on purchase of certain foods 9.30 and harassment complaint procedures 10.05). One member asked a clarifying question about attendance rules and driving privileges; the board confirmed operational details about high‑school busing and attendance consequences. The motion to adopt the listed policies passed unanimously.

Why it matters: the adopted policies formalize operational practices (transportation, health response, Title IX procedures) and begin to address emerging topics such as artificial intelligence and student NIL rights. Staff will implement the policies and provide any necessary training or guidance where required.