Board flags draft language that could publicly post complaints before investigation
Board members warned that notice provisions in the harassment/complaint AR appear to require public posting (students, parents, staff and 'members of the public') when an investigation is opened or closed, and asked staff to clarify and amend the language before the board votes.
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Committee member (S1) raised strong privacy and reputational concerns about the draft notice and investigation language, arguing the text reads as if the district must make complaint notifications broadly available. S1 asked, "we have to notify the whole world?" and said that broadcasting allegations before investigation could harm individuals if complaints are unfounded.
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