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Board approves resolution to develop policy for cameras in special-education contained units
Summary
Trustees approved a resolution allowing administration to begin developing processes for installing video/audio monitoring in special-education contained units; the resolution does not allocate funds or purchase equipment and requires parent requests or board action per state law.
Legal counsel presented a resolution to authorize administration to begin work on procedures for installing video and audio monitoring in special-education contained units. Counsel clarified the resolution "is not purchase cameras and this is not set funds aside" but would "allow administration to begin working on those processes," and that the law requires parents or the board to request cameras in such units.
The board voted to approve the resolution to develop policies and procedures; staff and administration will return with budget estimates and procurement steps if trustees later decide to purchase and install equipment. The resolution passed after a motion and voice vote; the discussion stressed that any purchase or contracting will come back to the board for approval.
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