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| **Policy KEC\\ | **Policy KEC\\ | ||
| - | Public Concerns and Complaints About Instructional Resources\\ | + | Public Concerns/Complaints About Instructional Resources\\ |
| - | School Board Approved: August 15, 2005** | + | School Board Approved: February 21, 2022** |
| - | Persons not in agreement with the school on its selection of books or other instructional material and who wish a particular book or material to be reviewed must submit to the Principal a "Request for Reconsideration of Instructional Materials." The request forms are available at the school office. | + | If a person has a concern with a material, the first step is to speak with the classroom teacher or librarian, whichever is applicable. If the person still has a concern, the next step is to initiate the reconsideration process by contacting the building principal for the Request for Reconsideration of Instructional Resources form. The person will submit the completed form to the Principal. |
| - | The Principal, upon receipt of a "Request for Reconsideration" will acknowledge receipt to the complainant and list anticipated steps to be taken. The Principal will then notify the Book Review Committee and schedule meetings necessary to review the complaint and to write a report. | + | The Principal, upon receipt of a completed Request for Reconsideration of Instructional Resources, will initiate the established procedure for reviewing the request. The Media Review Committee will have 45 school days to meet, discuss, and provide a report. |
| - | The final report will be forwarded to the complainant and the Superintendent of Schools. If the complainant is dissatisfied, the next step is to submit the request to the Superintendent of Schools for action. If the complainant does not accept the Superintendent's decision, the complainant may request a review by the School Board, whose decision will be final. | + | The written report will be given to the school Principal and the Superintendent of Schools. The school Principal will share the report with the complainant. If the complainant is dissatisfied, the next step is to submit the request to the Superintendent of Schools for action, whose decision will be final. |
| - | During the investigation, the instructional material will remain in use unless a Selection Committee votes to remove or restrict the material until a final decision is made. | + | During the reconsideration process, the material will remain in use unless the Media Review Committee votes to remove or restrict the material until a final decision is made. Once the final decision has been made, the material in question cannot be brought up for reconsideration again until two years from the date of the final decision. |
| - | {{ ::kec_public_concerns_and_complaints_about_instructional_resources.pdf |Download}}\\ | + | {{ ::kec_public_concerns_and_complaints_about_instructional_resources.pdf|Download}}\\ |
| [[section_k|Section K]]\\ | [[section_k|Section K]]\\ | ||
| [[start|Policy Manual]] | [[start|Policy Manual]] | ||
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