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SCHOOL BOARD TABLES ADULT-STUDENT INTERACTION POLICY

The Morongo Unified School District met in open session last night. The Board moved quickly through most agenda items, including reviewing the District’s new online meeting agenda platform and approving a memorandum of understanding with the California School Employees Association. Reporter Andrew Dieleman has the details on the evening’s most prominent topic of appropriate adult-student interactions…

The MUSD Board of Trustees discussing the District policy on maintaining appropriate adult-student interactions. From left to right: Assistant Superintendent Sharon Flores, Assistant Superintendent Mike Ghelber, Trustee Chris Proudfoot, Trustee Karalee Hargrove, Superintendent Tom Baumgarten, President Hillary Slotta, Trustee Kerri Condley (partially concealed), Trustee John Cole, Assistant Superintendent Amy Woods, and District Executive Secretary Linda Hamilton.

At last night’s meeting, the MUSD Board of Trustees discussed a District policy on maintaining appropriate interactions between students and District staff and faculty. The new policy reiterates mandated guidelines for reporting District employees who violate the policy. Some teachers and parents of students in attendance argued for more clearly defined sections on the use of social media by District employees and a review of the terms and overall language of the policy. During open session, the board voted unanimously to table the policy and introduce an amended version at a future meeting.

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