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Board advances multiple policy and regulation changes on first reading
Summary
Directors approved, on first reading, multiple policy and regulation changes covering student safety, records/privacy, ethics, calendar organization, promotion and instructional resources; all motions carried unanimously.
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The ISD 191 board approved several policy and regulation changes on first reading during the Dec. 11 meeting. Director Alt moved (seconded by Director Anderson) to approve changes to policies 417 (Chemical Use and Abuse), 709 (Student Transportation Safety Policy), 712 (Video Surveillance Other Than On Buses), 722 (Public Data Requests), and 410 (Family and Medical Leave). That motion carried unanimously (5–0).
Separately, on a motion by Director Hume and seconded by Director Anderson, the board approved on first reading changes to policies 515 (Protection and Privacy of Public Records), 519 (Interview of Students by Outside Agencies) and 306 (Administrator Code of Ethics). The board also approved changes to Regulation 602R (Organization of the School Calendar) and policies 513 (Student Promotion, Retention and Program Design) and 606 (Textbooks, Instructional Resources, and Library Materials) on first reading; those motions likewise carried unanimously.
These actions move the listed policy changes forward in the district’s review process; minutes record first-reading approval but do not include the text of the proposed revisions. Further readings or formal adoption dates were not recorded in the meeting minutes.
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