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Board approves first readings of nondiscrimination, expense and ethics policies; travel policy merged into reimbursement rule

September 15, 2025 | Sheridan County School District #2, School Districts, Wyoming


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Board approves first readings of nondiscrimination, expense and ethics policies; travel policy merged into reimbursement rule
The Sheridan County School District No. 2 board on first reading approved revisions to multiple district policies, including updates to nondiscrimination language, expense and reimbursement procedures and employee ethics, and recommended deletion of a separate travel policy that will be merged into the DKC policy.

Why it matters: policy language updates align district rules with current regulations and practices and clarify who is covered by ethical standards and how travel and reimbursement will be handled going forward.

A staff member presenting the policies described key changes: policy AC (nondiscrimination) was revised to align with current regulations and to add “parent/guardian” phrasing; references to “vocational” were changed to “career and technical education.” Policy DKCA (travel expenses/use of private vehicles) was recommended for deletion and its travel provisions merged into DKC so the district has a single expense and travel policy. Policy DO (GASB) saw clarifying edits; policy GBC (code of ethics) was expanded to explicitly include board members and volunteers as “covered parties” and replaced the word “discharge” with “performance” in one section. Policy JIE/JIG, concerning married or pregnant students, was updated to clarify name and enrollment reporting and participation rules.

A trustee moved the motion to approve the listed policies on first reading; another trustee seconded and the motion carried by voice vote with no recorded opposition. The board chair noted that because the policy cycle is just beginning there were no second readings on the agenda and that further review will continue as the year progresses.

Next steps: these are first readings and will return for subsequent readings or adoption as the district’s policy review schedule requires. Staff indicated references and struck policies will be provided in the full policy packet for the board’s follow‑up review.

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