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Hawkins ISD board approves student extracurricular random drug-testing policy
Summary
The board unanimously approved a Hawkins ISD Student Extracurricular Random Drug Testing Policy at its June 1 meeting; the minutes record the motion and unanimous vote but do not include policy text in the public minutes.
The Hawkins ISD Board of Trustees approved a district policy establishing random drug testing for students participating in extracurricular activities during its June 1 meeting.
A motion by Scott McKamie, seconded by Janice Vonner, approved the Hawkins ISD Student Extracurricular Random Drug Testing Policy as presented; the motion passed unanimously with six trustees voting in favor. The public minutes record the policy's approval but do not contain the policy language or implementation details in the minutes attached to the record.
The minutes do not list appeals procedures, which activities are covered beyond the general term "extracurricular," or the testing vendor. Those implementation details are not specified in the public minutes and would appear to be contained in the policy document referenced as presented to the board.
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