Board approves student handbook with requirement for work session and advisory input
Summary
Trustees approved the 2026-27 student handbook as presented but amended the motion to require a work session by the end of October and solicited student-voice and parent-advisory committee input before finalizing redlines.
The board approved the district's 2026-27 student handbook with a condition: trustees will hold a work session before October 31 to review suggested redlines and to receive input from student-voice and parent-advisory committees representing elementary, middle and high schools.
A board member moved to approve the handbook "as presented tonight with a work session scheduled and completed by October 31, as well as student voice committees and parent advisory committees prior to that to have all input brought to the table and discussed." Trustees discussed items that need closer review, including SRO language, medication sections and dress-code accommodations; administrators agreed to gather suggested edits and present redlines at the scheduled work session. The amended motion passed on a roll-call vote.
Administrators said the handbook is distributed electronically and that minor edits can be made afterward, but the board wanted a single, transparent review period and a formal session to consider proposed changes. The board directed staff to solicit committee feedback and present consolidated redlines at the October work session so the handbook can be finalized for distribution.
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