Cache board adopts student substance-reporting and drug-testing policies
Summary
The board unanimously adopted two BOE policies—FNCE (reporting students under the influence) and FNCFD (student drug testing)—on a 4-0 vote, formalizing procedures for handling suspected student substance incidents.
The Cache Public Schools Board of Education approved two Board of Education policies related to student substance incidents on June 25.
Policy FNCE (Reporting students under the influence) and policy FNCFD (Student drug testing) were presented to the board and approved in a vote of 4-0. The motion was made by Mitch Dorrell and seconded by Jason Davis. The approval places the policies into the district’s policy manual for implementation in the 2026–27 school year.
The board did not attach amendments to the policies in the minutes. Implementation details (such as staff training or parent notification procedures) were not specified in the meeting record and remain to be carried out by administration.
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