School Board Policies

Policy development in a modern, forward-looking school system is a dynamic on-going process.  New problems, issues and needs give rise to the continuing need to develop new policies or to revise existing ones. 

This school district operates according to policies established by the Board of Education.  The Board, which represents the state and local community, develops policies after careful deliberation, and the school administration implements them through specific regulations and procedures.  The Board then appraises the effects of its policies and makes revisions as necessary.

It is the hope of the Board of Education that this collection of policies and regulations will make greater harmony and efficiency possible in all areas of school operations.  This will enable the Board to devote more time to its primary duty -- the development of long-range policies and planning for the future of the school system.

For Selected Policies in English, click here ---

Technology and Internet Acceptable Student Use Policy, here ---

For Selected Policies in Spanish, click here-- to access our complete school board policies see below:

Part I

Introduction
A - Foundation and Basic Commitment
B - Board Governance and Operations
C - General School Administration
D - Fiscal Management

Part II
F - Facilities Development
G - Personnel
H - Negotiations
I - Instruction

Part III
J - Students
K - School-Community Relations
L - Education Agency Relations

 

The Board is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination in relation to race, sex, religion, national background, age, marital status, and handicaps.  Respect for the dignity and worth of each individual shall be paramount in the establishment of all policies by the Board and in the application of those policies by the administration.  Click here to review policy.