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Board adopts Policy 3245 to regulate student cell-phone use
Summary
The board adopted Policy 3245 on July 23; Superintendent Ingrid Colvard said enforcement will start with verbal warnings and escalate to parent contact and device confiscation, and the district plans educational outreach around the policy.
The Stevenson-Carson School District Board adopted Policy 3245 at its July 23 meeting. The board approved the second reading (motion by Judi King) and then adopted the policy (motion by Jeff Wickersham, seconded by Judi King); both motions carried.
Superintendent Ingrid Colvard described procedures tied to the policy, saying enforcement would begin with a verbal warning, followed by parent contact, then temporary confiscation until the end of the day; on repeat offenses the parent or guardian would be required to pick up the device. She recommended educational nights and information sessions to explain the new procedures.
Board members asked that procedures be circulated to the board via email and discussed outreach plans. Mark Chambers said if the policy is adopted, the superintendent should communicate and begin the educational pieces mentioned during the meeting.
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