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We reviewed the upcoming agenda for Neshaminy SD and found 4 items with policy significance ahead of the vote.
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Review of Curriculum and Academic Standards Policies
The Policy Committee is reviewing PSBA-recommended policies on Academic Standards (102) and Curriculum (105). These policies govern what students are taught and the standards they must meet, and could introduce changes related to curriculum transparency or contested frameworks. The specific text of the proposed policies is not included in the agenda.
Policy Use
PULL THE DOCUMENT: Retrieve the referenced draft policies 102 and 105 for item 2.01 from the official agenda link. Analyze for changes to curriculum transparency, parental review rights, or the introduction of ideological frameworks.
Policy Lever: Curriculum Control
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Review of Health Screening and School Wellness Policies
The committee is reviewing policies for Health Examinations/Screening (209) and School Wellness (246). These policies often contain provisions for student health services, mental health screenings, and surveys, which directly implicate parental notification and consent rights. The proposed policy text is not available in the agenda packet.
Policy Use
PULL THE DOCUMENT: Retrieve the referenced draft policies 209 and 246 for item 2.01 from the official agenda link. Scrutinize the language for any changes to parental notification or consent requirements for health services, screenings, or surveys.
Policy Lever: Parental Notification and Consent
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Introduction of New School Security Personnel Policy
The committee is reviewing a new policy, 805.2, concerning School Security Personnel. This could establish or modify roles for School Resource Officers (SROs) or other armed/unarmed security, and define their authority and relationship with law enforcement. The text of the new policy is not provided.
Policy Use
PULL THE DOCUMENT: Retrieve the new draft policy 805.2 for item 2.01 from the official agenda link. Determine if it expands, restricts, or defines the role of SROs or other security personnel on campus.
Policy Lever: School Resource Officers
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New Policy on Virtual Attendance and Wellness
The committee is reviewing a new policy, 204.1, for ‘Virtual Attendance and Wellness.’ The ‘wellness’ component could introduce mental health checks, surveys, or SEL components into the virtual learning environment, potentially without direct parental oversight. The policy text is not included in the agenda.
Policy Use
PULL THE DOCUMENT: Retrieve the new draft policy 204.1 for item 2.01 from the official agenda link. Analyze the ‘wellness’ provisions for any required student screenings, surveys, or data collection that may lack parental consent.
Policy Lever: Student Surveys and Screenings
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