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Lincoln Academy Board Passes Multiple Policies in October Meeting

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Lincoln Academy announced several policy updates following its October board meeting. The school was also recognized as the top charter elementary school in Utah.

Key takeaways

  • Lincoln Academy was voted the number one charter elementary school in Utah.
  • The board passed multiple policies regarding employment, student conduct, and school programs.
  • No new feedback was received from parents during the month.

Lincoln Academy announced highlights from its October board meeting in a report published October 27. The school was named the number one charter elementary school in the state of Utah by U.S. News.

During the meeting, the board passed several new policies. These include policies regarding child nutrition programs, employment background checks, employee dress code, employee workday and professionalism, and hiring practices.

Additional policies passed by the board cover student civil rights and harassment, student conduct and discipline, student dress and grooming, and student prohibition of bullying, hazing, abusive conduct, and retaliation. The board also approved a student substance abuse policy, a volunteer policy, and a workplace accommodations policy.

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