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Board approves updated building handbooks; district will provide translations
Summary
Principals submitted updated handbooks for all three buildings and the board approved them for 2026-27; the district will post the handbooks online and provide at least Spanish translations once approved.
Board members reviewed updated handbooks from each of the district's three schools and voted to approve them for the 2026-27 school year. Superintendent Pete Peterson said the documents will be posted to each school's website and that the district will provide translations after board approval; he also noted that ParentSquare messages can include a linked handbook.
Lisa, the elementary representative, described how handbooks and first-week classroom conversations are used to communicate expectations and pick-up/drop-off procedures. "When we printed them, they did go home with, like, the first week packets to the parents," she said, and the board accepted a staff commitment to provide at least a Spanish translation in addition to machine-translation options online.
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