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Alpine board passes electronic communication devices policy on its third presentation 36:05

  • Board members recognized student artwork from the Westlake Cluster, the Lone Peak High School tennis team and nominees for the district's RISE Award. 8:33
  • The board unanimously passed Policy 5250, Electronic Communication Devices, after a presenter said the third version sticks to what the statute says on AI glasses. 36:05
  • The board unanimously approved the annual human sexuality report, which included a new instructional resource on the success sequence for health teachers. 37:47

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Item by item (10)
  1. Opening and inspirational thought 2:58
    • The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance. 5:55
    • The principal of Pleasant Grove Junior High said the school is in its 50th year and cost $4.7 million to build. 6:28
  2. Recognitions 8:04
    • Joylin Lincoln recognized students from the Westlake Cluster whose artwork was displayed at the district office. 8:33
    • Sarah Beeson recognized the Lone Peak High School tennis team for its 6A1 state title. 22:06
    • Ada Wilson introduced recognitions of teachers and staff members nominated for the Alpine School District RISE Award. 22:52
  3. Minutes and routine business 33:47
    • The presiding member said there were no community comments. 33:47
    • A district staff member recommended approval of routine business items, including a budget summary, personnel hiring and releases, school land trust amendments and LEA-specific licenses. 34:54
    • The minutes, the claims and the routine business items each passed unanimously. 34:23
  4. Electronic communication devices policy 35:35
    • A presenter said it was the third time the policy came to the board, after concern about AI glasses and a finding that the district could not ban them. 36:05
    • The presenter said the third version sticks to what the statute says and recommended the board pass it. 36:24
    • Ada Wilson moved to pass Policy 5250, Electronic Communication Devices. 37:06
    • The policy passed unanimously. 37:26
  5. Annual human sexuality report 37:28
    • The district health specialist said the success sequence was added to the Health 1 and Health 2 core and that the Human Sexuality Committee met on September 2nd and approved a presentation for health teachers. 37:28
    • Asked by Ada Wilson about the makeup of the committee, a district staff member said it includes parents, a board member, a nurse, a teacher, a principal and the staff member as the district's specialist. 38:49
    • One board member moved to approve the report, and another board member said the new curriculum is data-based. 41:25
    • The report passed unanimously. ~42:19
  6. ATV surplus resolution 42:27
    • A district staff member recommended approval of Resolution 2026⁠-⁠018 declaring an ATV surplus, noting prior approvals from the 3 boards. 42:27
    • Joylin Lincoln moved to approve the resolution. 42:48
    • The resolution passed unanimously. 43:12
  7. Power easement resolution 43:14
    • A district staff member said Resolution 2026⁠-⁠020 concerns a power easement on property in the Wander development in Saratoga Springs and returned for a second approval because the dimension of the easement changed slightly. 43:14
    • Joylin Lincoln moved to approve the resolution. 43:50
    • The resolution passed unanimously. 44:16
  8. Membership and district data reports 44:21
    • A district staff member said there was nothing significant to report on membership this month. 44:21
    • The staff member said over 28,000 secondary students are on track and 8,001 students are on track toward graduation. 44:21
    • The staff member said beginning-of-year reading on grade level averaged about 72%, up 2% over the prior year, against a state target of 80%. 46:28
  9. Board member reports 49:52
    • Ada Wilson said they attended a data dive at Cherry Hill Elementary with coaches and the principal. 49:52
  10. Closed session 51:19
    • Ada Wilson moved to go into closed session to address personnel, property and litigation. 52:08

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Video: posted by the district as “October 13th, 2026 - Alpine School District Board Meeting”