Policy Committee Meeting 5/5/2026

Upper Adams School District Policy Committee · May 6, 2026

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Public comment: parent-permission concerns for trauma policy

Public Comment

2:30 → 7:45(5m 15s)

Public commenter (speaker 2) argued that making parental permission the default for trauma assessments would block timely support when a parent or guardian is the perpetrator, cited national child-welfare statistics and district student counts to show scale, and said such a requirement could conflict with Pennsylvania mandated-reporting law (Title 23).

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At a policy committee meeting of the Upper Adams School District, public commenters raised concerns about a proposed trauma policythat would require parental permission for assessments; the committee debated wording and agreed to send the trauma, AI, and threat-assessment policies to first reading for further refinement.

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