Anita Weston, Reporter
Rich Civic Times
RANDOLPH, Utah. March 20,
2013. All parents of students attending
Rich County Schools were sent three alternative calendars for next school
year. Mr. Kip Motta reported that the
majority giving feedback on the suggested calendars preferred calendar A. Mr. Larsen also reported that those
responding to him had also selected calendar A. A motion made and passed by the Board to
accept calendar A for the coming school year.
Superintendent Dale Lamborn
met with a committee representing all classified personnel. They made changes from days to hours in
Section 700 of their policies. Since
Rich County Schools have been using a four-day work week, no comparisons can be
made to others schools. The word
“contract” was also removed and exchanged for “term of employment.” No major policy changes were made. A motion was made and passed to accept the
changes that were made.
The Cyber Bullying Policy was
discussed at the last meeting. This
policy is significant and different from most of the policies. It deals with the students whether they are
at school, on the busses, or participating in the social media area. The law requires schools to become involved
even if it seems to spill over into student home life. This issue must be addressed. A speaker is going to be brought in to talk
with the teachers and students about bullying, but the policy needs to be in
place prior to that activity. The Board
ratified this policy No. 302.
Alisa Petersen was selected
to the All State Girls First Basket Ball Team.
The state legislature funded
Bridgerland enough that they can increase their program and give some raises to
their employees.
The next board meeting will
be held Tuesday, April 16..
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