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Crazy Horse School Board adopts updated policy manual despite president's dissent
Summary
The board voted 4–1 on July 22, 2026 to adopt the Crazy Horse School Board Policy Manual for 2026–2027, effective July 22. President Francine Red Willow was the lone dissenting vote; the motion was moved by Sue Yellow Elk and seconded by Dawn Moves Camp.
The Crazy Horse School Board voted 4–1 on July 22, 2026 to adopt an updated Board Policy Manual as the governing policies for the 2026–2027 school year, effective July 22, 2026. The motion "to officially adopt the Crazy Horse School Board Policy Manual, including all revisions presented and approved during the policy review process, as the official governing policies of Crazy Horse School for the 2026-2027 School Year, effective July 22, 2026" was moved by Sue Yellow Elk and seconded by Dawn Moves Camp.
Board President Francine Red Willow cast the sole no vote; members Sue Yellow Elk, Cornell Conroy, Dawn Moves Camp and Valerie Adams voted yes. The transcript records the motion and roll call but does not include an on-the-record explanation for Red Willow’s dissent. The adoption takes effect immediately per the motion language.
The action was recorded under motion number 07-22-26-03. The policy adoption was presented as part of the meeting's old business; the meeting included standard roll call and opening remarks but the minutes excerpt does not include policy-specific discussion or proposed amendments beyond the statement that revisions had been reviewed during the policy process.
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