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Paradise ISD adopts CSA administrative regulation on multi-occupancy spaces
Summary
Board adopted CSA(LOCAL) guidance implementing Senate Bill 8 procedures for multi-occupancy spaces (locker rooms), formalizing signage, supervision, and gender-specific oversight practices aligned with current district practice.
The Paradise ISD Board voted to adopt an administrative regulation for CSA(LOCAL) that formalizes procedures for multi-occupancy spaces such as locker rooms.
Superintendent Robyn Gibson said TASB guidance and legal counsel informed the regulation, which includes procedures for coaches and staff around signage, supervision and gender-specific oversight. Legal counsel advised the regulation is permissive and can be tailored to the district's needs; administrators said current practices already align with the proposed language.
Trustees approved the regulation by motion (Trent Murphy moved; Renea Remmele seconded) and the vote carried 6–0–1. The item formalizes operational guidance intended to reduce ambiguity for staff and visitors.
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