New threat assessment protocol and E-Learning days approved

What happened

On August 18, 2026, the board approved a district threat assessment protocol, updated state-required policies on attendance and truancy and on bullying, and a plan to use E-Learning days instead of emergency make-up days.

Why it matters to families

These change how the schools respond to threats and bullying, and mean students learn from home on bad-weather days instead of making them up in June.

The evidence

August 18, 2026 minutes record each approval 7-0. The E-Learning plan had its own public hearing the same night.

The source