Board reviews updated nondiscrimination plan and language-access approach
Board members reviewed an updated nondiscrimination plan and discussed how to handle language access and translator facilitation; members recommended minimal data collection (self-identified primary language) and no formal vote was recorded in the provided transcript.
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The board discussed a revised nondiscrimination plan and its implications for language access. Committee member suggested keeping any language-identification collection minimal—relying on self-identification rather than extensive data—and said staff could facilitate translators when requested.
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