Washington County School District, UT

September 22, 2025 Special Meeting of the Board of Education

The Board of Education will conduct a work session and a public hearing regarding the approval of capital projects. The meeting also includes discussions on school safety, enrollment updates, and foreign student placement.

• Public hearing for capital project approval
• Board action item for capital project approval
• Review of Capital Projects List (Fund 10 Fund Balance Projects)
• Discussion on school safety
• LEA Specific License items

September 8, 2025 Meeting of the Board of Education

The board will vote on initiating an elementary boundary change between Hurricane Elementary and Coral Canyon Elementary. They will also consider Policy 3740 on artificial intelligence use and a 2025 crack seal contract. Discussions include policies on student enrollment, separation incentive, and student dress code.

• Initiate elementary boundary change between Hurricane Elementary and Coral Canyon Elementary
• Policy 3740 Artificial Intelligence Use update and action
• 2025 Crack Seal Contract
• TSSA plan changes for Dixie High, South Mesa, and Paradise Canyon Elementary
• Discussion of Policy 2920 Student Enrollment, Policy 1320 Separation Incentive, Policy 2200 Student Dress Code

August 25, 2025 Special Meeting of the Board of Education

This special meeting includes a work session on proposed boundary changes, enrollment updates, and a fraud risk assessment report. Public comment will be heard on draft policies for Artificial Intelligence use and student enrollment. The board will also address personnel and property matters in closed session.

• Work session: Proposed boundary change
• Public comment: Draft Policy 3740 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Use
• Public comment: Draft Policy 2920 Student Enrollment
• Work session: Fraud Risk Assessment Report
• Work session: Enrollment Update

The Board of Education held a work session regarding student enrollment trends, proposed boundary changes, and upcoming policy revisions. Discussions included fraud risk assessments, health updates regarding measles, and the development of an Artificial Intelligence use policy.

• Foreign Student Placement presentation postponed
• Boundary change for Desert Canyons Elementary to be considered to address growth

August 11, 2025 Meeting of the Board of Education

The Washington County School Board meets in work sessions and open meeting on August 11, 2025. They will discuss a draft AI use policy (Policy 3740) and a proposed student enrollment policy (Policy 2920), and consider consent agenda items including financial reports and TSSA plan changes for several elementary schools. A closed session is scheduled for property and personnel matters. The board will also take action on comprehensive guidance approval and the Hurricane City Pool.

• Discussion of draft Policy 3740 on artificial intelligence use
• Discussion of draft Policy 2920 on student enrollment
• Consent agenda includes TSSA plan changes for South Mesa, Three Falls, Arrowhead, Paradise Canyon elementary schools and others
• Action item on Hurricane City Pool
• Closed session for property and personnel items

The Board held work sessions featuring updates on Dixie Technical College's growth and district-wide construction projects. The meeting included two closed sessions for property and personnel items. No formal votes on policy or contracts were recorded in the provided text.

• Approved motion to enter closed session at 1:10 p.m. (Unanimous)
• Approved motion to exit closed session at 2:18 p.m. (Unanimous)
• Approved motion to enter closed session at 2:35 p.m. (Unanimous)
• Approved motion to exit closed session at 3:44 p.m. (Unanimous)

July 14, 2025 Special Meeting of the Board of Education

The Washington County School District Board of Education meets for a special work session and discussion. Key topics include a proposed Policy 2920 on student enrollment, updates on water irrigation and a conservancy district MOU, a Hurricane Pool MOU, and beginning-of-school calendar items. The board will also hold a closed session for personnel and property matters.

• Discussion of Policy 2920 Student Enrollment, with attached draft and proposed out-of-boundary request
• Water Irrigation Company update from President David Stirland and Vice President LaRene Cox
• Water Conservancy District MOU presented by Terry Hutchinson
• Hurricane Pool MOU presented by Rusty Taylor
• Follow-up on Safe Schools and Washington City Property

The Board held a work session to discuss a proposed cosmetology pathway at CT High, which would cost approximately $3.6 million for two new classrooms. No formal votes were taken on the proposal or the Water Conservancy District MOU. The Board also conducted a site visit to an irrigation facility in Water Canyon.

• Proposed $3.6M cosmetology program addition at CT High (discussed)
• Proposed Water Conservancy District MOU on impact fees (discussed)

July 14, 2025 Special Meeting of the Board of Education (Board Interim Interviews)

The Washington County School District Board of Education will hold a special meeting to interview applicants for the interim District #7 school board seat. After the interviews and a closed session for personnel matters, the board will vote on selecting the interim member.

• Interviews of District #7 interim school board applicants
• Closed session for personnel items
• Selection of District #7 interim school board member

The Board of Education conducted interviews with three applicants for the District #7 interim vacancy. Following a closed session, the Board voted to appoint Craig Hammer to the position.

• Selected Craig Hammer as District #7 Interim School Board Member (unanimous)

June 23, 2025 Special Meeting of the Board of Education

The board will hold a public hearing to receive input on the proposed 2024-2025 Final Budget and the 2025-2026 Proposed Adopted Budget. Following the hearing, the board will vote on approval of both budgets. The budgets are available on the district website.

• Public hearing on 2024-2025 Final Budget and 2025-2026 Proposed Adopted Budget
• Board action to approve the 2024-2025 Final Budget and 2025-2026 Adopted Budget
• Budgets available at www.washk12.org or from the Business Administrator

The Board of Education conducted a public hearing to review the 2024-2025 Final Budget and the proposed 2025-2026 Budget. Business Administrator Brent Bills presented financial data, including student spending comparisons and the impact of the Utah Fits All Scholarships on enrollment. No formal votes to adopt the budgets were recorded in these minutes.

• Held public hearing for 2024-2025 Final Budget and 2025-2026 Proposed Budget

June 9, 2025 Meeting of the Board of Education

The Washington County School District Board of Education will consider approving an elementary boundary change between Horizon and Washington Elementary schools. The board will also vote on policies including a salary supplement program for highly needed educators (SHiNE), campus management, and student overnight activities. A consent agenda includes financial reports and TSSA plan changes for Dixie Middle and Snow Canyon High schools. The meeting begins with a closed session for property and personnel items.

• Proposed elementary boundary change between Horizon Elementary and Washington Elementary, with a public hearing held May 12
• Policy 1930 Salary Supplement for Highly Needed Educators (SHiNE) Program
• Policy 3330 Food Services and Policy 3620 Campus Management, Policy 3635 Student Overnight Activities
• Consent agenda items: financial report over $10,000 and TSSA plan changes for Dixie Middle and Snow Canyon High
• Sale of property (board action item, no details provided)

The Board held a public hearing regarding a proposed boundary change to move approximately 20 homes from Horizon Elementary to Washington Elementary. No public comments were received during the hearing. The Board also tentatively scheduled a meeting for July 28 to fill a vacancy in District #7.

• Held public hearing on boundary change from Horizon Elementary to Washington Elementary (no public comment)

PUBLIC NOTICE OF HEARINGS

The Washington County School District is holding two public hearings on May 12, 2025. The first is a budget hearing to receive input on the proposed 2024-2025 Final Budget and the adoption of the 2025-2026 Budget. The second is a boundary hearing to consider moving an area north of the Virgin River from Horizon Elementary to Washington Elementary.

• Public hearing on the 2024-2025 Final Budget and 2025-2026 Proposed Adopted Budget
• Boundary hearing to move area north of Virgin River to Telegraph Dr., east of Ash Apartments and Townhomes, and homes east of Florence Drive and Worldwide Sun Resort
• Proposed change shifts area from Horizon Elementary to Washington Elementary
• Maps available at www.washk12.org
• Hearings at 5:00 p.m. at 121 West Tabernacle, St. George

May 12, 2025 Meeting of the Board of Education

The Washington County School District Board will hold a public hearing on the proposed 2024-2025 final budget and 2025-2026 budget, and a boundary hearing to move an area from Horizon Elementary to Washington Elementary. The board will vote on policies including rental accountability, personal device use, and Title I comparability, and discuss the SHiNE salary supplement program for educators. A closed session for property and personnel items precedes the open meeting.

• Public hearing on proposed 2024-2025 final budget and 2025-2026 budget at 5:00 p.m.
• Boundary hearing to shift area north of Virgin River from Horizon Elementary to Washington Elementary.
• Action on Policy 3740 Personal Device Use Policy.
• Action on Dixie High School Vocational Building GMP.
• Discussion of Policy 1930 SHiNE salary supplement program for highly needed educators.

The Board received a construction report for the Dixie High School Vocational Building with a proposed GMP of $15,667,479. The Board also discussed the new SHiNE salary supplement policy and a Title I early childhood pilot program. No formal votes on these items were recorded in the provided text.

• Approved motion to enter closed session (unanimous)
• Approved motion to exit closed session (unanimous)
• Postponed Board PLC Training

April 28, 2025 Special Meeting of the Board of Education

This special meeting includes a work session on Food Services and Personal Device Use policies, and board action on a proposed boundary adjustment between Horizon and Washington Elementary schools. The board will also hold closed session for personnel matters and consider personnel selections. A public hearing on the boundary change is scheduled for June 9.

• Proposed boundary change: move area north of Virgin River from Horizon Elementary to Washington Elementary
• Policy 3330 Food Services (Purpose and General Policy) work session
• Policy 3740 Personal Device Use Policy work session
• Closed session for personnel and property items
• Board action on personnel selections

The Board of Education held a work session to review proposed policies on food services and student personal device use. Members also discussed reports from the NSBA regarding at-risk students, AI, and school safety. No formal votes were recorded in the provided minutes.

• Proposed Policy 3330 (Food Services) update to include break room floor cleaning for custodians; 30-day review period initiated
• Discussed removing the educator exception for cell phone use for educational purposes in Policy 3740
• Proposed that school safety lead Brad Christensen report to the Board monthly during closed sessions

April 14, 2025 Meeting of the Board of Education

The Washington County School District Board of Education will hold a work session, closed session, and open meeting on April 14, 2025. Board action items include voting on a proposed paid parental and postpartum leave policy, health assurances, and 2025-2026 School LAND Trust plans. Discussion items cover policies on cell phone use, rental accountability, released time classes, and Title I. The board will also review enrollment data and the monthly financial report.

• Vote on Policy 1331 Paid Parental and Postpartum Leave
• Discussion on a cell phone policy draft
• Proposed boundary change discussed in work session
• Approval of 2025-2026 School LAND Trust Plans
• Financial report including expenses over $10,000

The Board of Education held a work session with municipal leaders to discuss regional growth and school needs. The district selected 'School AI' as its preferred classroom AI tool, pending funding. No formal votes on policy or spending were recorded in the open session.

• Selected School AI as the preferred AI product for classrooms
• Postponed Board PLC Training presentation
• Entered closed session for property and personnel items (unanimous)
• Exited closed session at 3:42 p.m. (unanimous)

March 31, 2025 Special Meeting of the Board of Education

The Washington County School District Board of Education will hold a special meeting with a work session and two public hearings. The board will discuss a proposed cell phone policy, student dress code changes, and K-6 math curriculum, and take action on the 2025-2026 school spend plans and fee schedule, math curriculum adoption, and other items.

• Public hearing on 2025-2026 School Spend Plans and School Fee Schedule
• Public hearing on K-6 Math Curriculum adoption
• Discussion of proposed cell phone policy
• Proposed changes to Policy 2200 Student Dress Code
• Action on Crimson Cliffs High School TSSA Plan Change

The Board approved language corrections to Policy 2200 Student Dress Code. Members received training on School LAND Trust (SLT) funding and reviewed draft policies for cell phone use in classrooms. The meeting also included updates on state legislation and K-6 math curriculum adoption.

• Approved language changes to Policy 2200 Student Dress Code

March 3, 2025 Meeting of the Board of Education

The Washington County School District Board of Education will hold a public hearing on the proposed 2025-2026 school spend plans and fee schedule at 4:40 p.m. The board will then vote on adopting a new math curriculum for grades K-6, insurance renewal, and a cell tower at CT High. Discussion items include policies on paid parental and postpartum leave and student enrollment. The meeting starts with a work session, closed session, and consent agenda approving minutes, financial reports, personnel, and athletic travel requests.

• Public hearing on 2025-2026 school spend plans and fee schedule at 4:40 p.m.
• Action vote on K-6 math curriculum adoption (Monica Smith)
• Action vote on insurance renewal (Tammara Robinson)
• Action vote on cell tower at CT High (Brent Bills and Rusty Taylor)
• Discussion of Policy 1331 Paid Parental and Postpartum Leave and Policy 2920 Student Enrollment

The Board of Education discussed a decrease in kindergarten enrollment compared to 5th grade numbers, which has led to the relocation of five permanent employees. The Board also decided to maintain the current A/B schedule for the next school year after receiving faculty concerns regarding lesson continuity.

• Maintained current A/B schedule for next year
• Tabled discussion on Student Enrollment policy
• Appointed Heidi Gunn and Burke Staheli as USBA Delegate Assembly delegates
• Appointed Ron Wade and Nannette Simmons as USBA alternates

February 24, 2025 Special Meeting of the Board of Education

The Board of Education will hold a public hearing to receive comments on proposed school spend plans and fees for the 2025-2026 year. The meeting also includes a work session on district operations and several action items regarding specific schools.

• Public hearing on 2025-2026 School Spend Plans and School Fee Schedule
• Action item for Tonaquint Intermediate rebranding
• Action item for cell tower at CT High School
• Action item for Arrowhead Elementary TSSA Plan Change
• Action item for Springdale Elementary SLT Advance

The Board held a work session to review proposed insurance deductible and premium changes and discussed adding a drill team at Pine View High School and soccer at Enterprise High School. No formal votes were recorded for these items. A public hearing was held regarding the 2025-2026 School Spend Plans and School Fee Schedule, but no public comments were given.

• Proposed insurance changes: Increase deductibles by $250 for single and $500 for family on both plans
• Proposed insurance changes: Increase employee premium contributions to 5% for HD plan and 15% for traditional plan
• Discussed adding a drill team at Pine View High School
• Discussed adding boys' and girls' soccer at Enterprise High School
• Received final SLT report for 2023-24 school year noting four schools with overages

February 10, 2025 Meeting of the Board of Education

The Board will hold a public hearing and consider adopting a new math curriculum for grades K-6 starting in the 2025-2026 school year. Other action items include capital outlay projects, insurance renewal, and approval of school spend plans and fee schedules for 2025-2026. The agenda also includes discussion on high school sport additions and rebranding of Tonaquint Intermediate.

• Public hearing on K-6 math curriculum adoption (action item)
• Capital Outlay Projects discussion and action item
• Insurance renewal presentation and action
• 2025-2026 School Spend Plans and Fee Schedule review
• High School Sport Additions discussion

The Board held a work session to review the proposed adoption of Illustrative Math-Kiddom for grades K-6 and a request to rename Tonaquint Intermediate School to Dixie Intermediate School. No formal votes were recorded for these items. Discussion on school spend plans and fee schedules was postponed.

• Approved motion to enter closed session (unanimous)
• Approved motion to exit closed session (unanimous)
• Postponed discussion on School Spend Plans and Fee Schedule

January 27, 2025 Special Meeting of the Board of Education

The Washington County School District Board of Education will hold a special meeting with a work session on board training, a legislative update, and a UHSAA update. Action items include votes on Policy 2920 Student Enrollment, dress code guidelines, a principal selection, and plan changes at three schools (Arrowhead Elementary, Bloomington Hills Elementary, Crimson Cliffs High). The board will then enter closed session to discuss property and personnel items.

• Policy 2920 Student Enrollment (action item)
• WCSD Dress Code Guidelines (action item)
• Principal Selection (action item)
• Arrowhead Elementary TSSA Plan Change
• Bloomington Hills Elementary SLT Plan Change

The Board of Education approved new district dress code guidelines and appointed two principals. Several school-level plan changes were approved, while the student enrollment policy was tabled.

• Approved WCSD Dress Code Guidelines (Unanimous)
• Approved Mike Winslow as principal at Sunrise Ridge Intermediate (Unanimous)
• Approved transfer of Melissa Dietzel to principal at Paradise Canyon Elementary (Unanimous)
• Approved Arrowhead Elementary TSSA Plan Change (Unanimous)
• Approved Bloomington Hills Elementary SLT Plan Change (Unanimous)
• Approved Crimson Cliffs High SLT Plan Change (Unanimous)
• Tabled Policy 2920 Student Enrollment (Unanimous)

January 6, 2025 Meeting of the Board of Education

This meeting includes a closed session for personnel and property items, followed by work sessions on committee assignments and district finances. The board will vote on several action items including board leadership selection, superintendent contract renewal, an enrollment policy revision, the 2026-2027 school calendar, and the selection of a Title I executive director. A consent agenda with routine items such as minutes, financial report, and personnel licenses will also be considered.

• Board leadership selection (I.1)
• Superintendent contract renewal (J.4)
• Policy 2920 Student Enrollment revision (M.1)
• 2026-2027 school calendar approval (M.2)
• Title I Executive Director selection (M.5)

Three new board members took the oath of office. The Board established committee assignments for various organizations and reviewed the district's operational budget and funding sources.

• Sworn in board members Craig Seegmiller, Heidi Gunn, and Ron Wade
• Assigned Nannette Simmons to Dixie Technical College
• Assigned Burke Staheli to Five County Association of Governments
• Assigned Ron Wade to Healthy Dixie
• Assigned Heidi Gunn to Foundation
• Assigned Craig Seegmiller, LaRene Cox, and David Stirland to Audit Committee
• Assigned LaRene Cox to MBA and Insurance Committee

December 9, 2024 Meeting of the Board of Education

The Washington County School Board will hold a public hearing and vote on a proposed boundary change for Desert Canyons Elementary and secondary schools in the Desert Hills and Dixie cone sites, effective August 2025. The board also discusses school fees, a dress code update, a crack seal bid, and enrollment updates. Action items include an insurance renewal timeline and a policy on paid professional hours for educators.

• Public hearing and board action on boundary change affecting Desert Canyons Elementary, Desert Hills Cone Site (Sunrise Ridge Intermediate, Desert Hills Middle, Desert Hills High), and Dixie Cone Site (Tonaquint Intermediate, Dixie Middle, Dixie High) – area includes south of Enterprise Drive, along River Road, Desert Color area
• Work session on Lava Ridge Intermediate rebranding
• Discussion of school fees and dress code update
• Crack seal bid and enrollment update
• Policy 1905 Paid Professional Hours for Educators – board action item

The Board of Education held a work session to review a rebranding proposal for Lava Ridge Intermediate and updates to the student dress code. Discussions were held regarding the financial impact of new state laws on school fees and proposed boundary changes for the Desert Color Area.

• Proposed Lava Ridge Intermediate rebranding to 'Gila Warriors' with a cost of $3,500
• Discussed updates to Policy 2200 Student Dress Code regarding apparel and midriff coverage
• Reviewed proposed boundary changes for Desert Color Area affecting Desert Hills and Dixie High
• Reviewed proposed 2026-2027 school calendar with a start date of August 13th
• Discussed transition to a new school fee structure to comply with state legislation

November 25, 2024 Special Meeting of the Board of Education

This special meeting includes a work session on capital projects, school updates, enrollment policy, Title I status, dress code, calendar, and enrollment numbers. Action items will vote on TSSA and SLT plan changes for Three Falls Elementary, Hurricane Middle, Hurricane Elementary, Enterprise High, and Utah Online. A closed session is scheduled for property and personnel matters.

• Action item: Three Falls Elementary TSSA and SLT plan change
• Action item: Hurricane Middle School TSSA plan change
• Action item: Hurricane Elementary TSSA plan change
• Action item: Enterprise High School TSSA plan change
• Action item: Utah Online SLT plan change

The Board held a work session to review capital project budgets, including school safety and facility upgrades. Members discussed proposed changes to the Student Enrollment policy and Title I status for specific schools. No formal votes were recorded in the provided minutes.

• Discussed $10.8M land acquisition for a new high school by the airport
• Reviewed $7.5M cost for Enterprise auditorium masonry work
• Discussed $2.1M for Pine View High football stadium metal steps
• Reviewed proposed updates to Policy 2920 Student Enrollment
• Discussed removing LaVerkin, Red Mountain, and Heritage schools from Title I status
• Proposed reviewing Jordan School District's dress code graphic in December
• Reviewed proposed 2026-2027 school calendar starting August 17

November 11, 2024 Meeting of the Board of Education

The board will hold a public hearing and then vote on a proposed boundary change for Horizon Elementary and the secondary cone sites for Crimson Cliffs, Pine View, and Desert Hills. Other items include discussion of Policy 1905 on paid professional hours for educators, a 2025-2026 insurance renewal update, and an enrollment report. The consent agenda includes minutes, financial reports, and personnel items.

• Public hearing and board action on proposed boundary change: students north of Washington Dam Road and east of Washington Fields Road to attend PVHS Secondary Cone Site from August 2025; students in Leeds also affected; current 6-12 graders may remain at their current schools without bus transportation.
• Discussion of Policy 1905 Paid Professional Hours for Educators
• 2025-2026 Insurance Renewal presentation
• Enrollment update and data report for November 2024
• Consent agenda includes financial report with over $10,000 spending items

The Board held a work session with local legislators to discuss education funding, school safety, and SITLA assets. Members also reviewed kindergarten literacy goals and debated potential boundary changes for Pine View schools, though no final boundary decisions were recorded.

• Approved motion to enter closed session for property and personnel items (unanimous)
• Approved motion to exit closed session (unanimous)

October 28, 2024 Special Meeting of the Board of Education

The Board of Education will consider a boundary change proposal affecting Sunrise Ridge Intermediate, Desert Hills Middle, and Desert Hills High, covering areas south of Enterprise Drive, along River Road, and Desert Color. Action items also include a 2025-2026 calendar revision, policies on student visitors and sick leave to HRA conversion, and a work session covering enrollment, training, seclusion rooms, and an update on Fossil Ridge Intermediate. A closed session is scheduled for property and personnel items.

• Boundary change proposal for Sunrise Ridge Intermediate, Desert Hills Middle, and Desert Hills High (area from Enterprise Drive, River Road, and Desert Color)
• 2025-2026 calendar revision (second revision from approved Feb 2024)
• Policy 2960 Student Visitors approval
• Policy 1325 Sick Leave to HRA Conversion approval
• October 1 enrollment summary and seclusion rooms discussion

The Board of Education approved changes to the 2025-2026 school calendar and established a new policy for sick leave conversion. The board also initiated a boundary change proposal for several schools and eliminated the student visitor policy.

• Approved 2025-2026 Calendar change to revision #2 (unanimous)
• Eliminated Policy 2960 Student Visitors (unanimous)
• Approved Policy 1325 Sick Leave to HRA Conversion (unanimous)
• Initiated boundary change proposal for Sunrise Ridge Intermediate, Desert Hills Middle, and Desert Hills High (unanimous)

October 14, 2024 Meeting of the Board of Education

The Washington County School District Board of Education will hold a work session, closed session, and open meeting. Action items include votes on revised Policy 1432 Educator Evaluation and Policy 2200 Student Dress Code, as well as proposals to change Fossil Ridge Intermediate's colors, name, and mascot, and Desert Hills High School's colors. The board will also consider surplus property declarations and consent agenda items including financial reports and school plan changes.

• Vote on revised Policy 2200 Student Dress Code
• Vote on revised Policy 1432 Educator Evaluation
• Fossil Ridge Intermediate color, name, and mascot change proposal
• Desert Hills High School color change proposal
• Surplus property declaration

The Board unanimously approved the Consent Agenda and Policy 1432 regarding Educator Evaluation. Members discussed potential school boundary changes and a proposal to rename Fossil Ridge, both of which were tabled for further review.

• Approved Consent Agenda including Sept 9, 23, and 27 minutes and financial reports (Unanimous)
• Approved Enterprise Elementary TSSA Plan Change (Unanimous)
• Approved Springdale Elementary TSSA Plan Change (Unanimous)
• Approved Tonaquint Intermediate School LAND Trust Plan Change (Unanimous)
• Approved Policy 1432 Educator Evaluation (Unanimous)
• Tabled Fossil Ridge name and mascot change proposal pending cost analysis
• Tabled boundary change decisions pending a hearing on Nov 4

September 27, 2024 Special Meeting of the Board of Education

The Washington County School District Board of Education will discuss and possibly vote on initiating a boundary change affecting Washington Fields Intermediate, Crimson Cliffs Middle and High, Fossil Ridge Intermediate, and Pine View Middle and High. The proposal also includes moving the Chinese Dual Immersion program among these schools. Public comment will be heard before the board takes action. The meeting is a special session with only this action item on the agenda.

• Initiate a boundary change for Washington Fields Intermediate, Crimson Cliffs Middle, Crimson Cliffs High, Fossil Ridge Intermediate, Pine View Middle, and Pine View High, and include a program movement (Chinese Dual Immersion) among the same schools.

The Board of Education unanimously approved the initiation of a boundary change process for six specific schools. This action also includes a program movement for Chinese Dual Immersion among those same schools.

• Approved initiation of boundary changes for Washington Fields Intermediate, Crimson Cliffs Middle, Crimson Cliffs High, Fossil Ridge Intermediate, Pine View Middle, and Pine View High (Unanimous)
• Approved program movement for Chinese Dual Immersion among the six listed schools (Unanimous)

September 23, 2024 Special Meeting of the Board of Education

The Washington County School District Board of Education is holding a special meeting to review data and weather protocols. The board will discuss policies regarding student visitors and the conversion of sick leave to Health Reimbursement Accounts (HRA).

• Policy 2960 Student Visitors
• Policy 1325 Sick Leave to HRA Conversion
• Protocol for Extracurricular Activities During Extreme Weather
• Data Report by Brian Stevenson

The Board agreed to eliminate Policy 2960 regarding student visitors, subject to a 30-day review. Members also discussed converting end-of-contract sick leave into Health Reimbursement Accounts (HRA).

• Agreed to eliminate Policy 2960 Student Visitors (pending 30-day review)
• Approved motion to enter closed session at 3:20 p.m. (unanimous)
• Approved motion to exit closed session at 5:18 p.m. (unanimous)
• Approved motion to adjourn at 5:20 p.m. (unanimous)