School Board Gives First Read to Weather-Safety Policy for Student Activities
Summary
The board received a first reading of Policy 514175, a new weather-safety policy intended to identify and respond to extreme-weather risks for students during outdoor physical activity; the item had no questions and will return for approval at a future meeting.
The board gave a first reading to Policy 514175, a new weather-safety policy presented by Miss Basino intended to "prepare, identify and respond to extreme weather events that may pose risk to the health and safety of students participating in physical activity during extreme weather conditions." The item was informational and returned for future action.
Miss Basino told trustees the policy is being introduced now so the district can set procedures for assessing extreme-weather risk and for protecting students involved in outdoor or physical activities. "This is a new policy to prepare, identify and respond to extreme weather events that may pose risk to the health and safety of students participating in physical activity during extreme weather conditions," she said.
The policy was presented as a first read with no questions from trustees. The board will consider the policy for possible approval at a later meeting, after staff and trustees have had an opportunity to review and provide feedback.
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