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Fremont board adopts Perry Law Firm policy updates, waives second reading

Fremont Public Schools Board of Education · August 10, 2026

Summary

The Fremont Public Schools Board approved a set of policy updates recommended by Perry Law Firm on Aug. 10, 2026, citing alignment with state and federal regulations and consolidation of overlapping policies. The board voted 6–0 to adopt and waive a second reading.

The Fremont Public Schools Board of Education unanimously approved a package of policy updates recommended by Perry Law Firm at its Aug. 10, 2026 meeting, and voted to waive a second reading.

According to the agenda text presented at the meeting, "The Policy Committee has been reviewing policies in order to move towards a full adoption of policies as recommended by Perry Law Firm. The rationale for the work of the policy committee is to: Align policy with current state and federal regulations. Clarify procedural language for consistency and transparency. Remove outdated references and add recent statutory requirements. Consolidation of overlapping policies for efficiency." The board approved the recommended policies and waived second reading on a motion by Sandi Proskovec, seconded by Mike Petersen. The vote was recorded as Yea: 6, Nay: 0.

The agenda materials indicate that once Perry policies are fully approved, district policy maintenance will shift to periodic annual updates to ensure legality and relevance. The transcript does not list specific policy numbers or the text of revisions; those details are recorded in the board packet but were not read verbatim in the provided segments.

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