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[quote=Anonymous]I just provided the latest 2025 edition of BOE handbook. And here is the updated response: Under the latest MCPS Board of Education Handbook (2025–2026), when the superintendent recommends a program change, the Board should follow these procedural guidelines: Advance Information: The superintendent must provide relevant documentation and recommendations in advance, so the Board members can fully review the proposal before discussion or vote. This aligns with the Board’s shared norms of being prepared and informed. New Business Protocol: When the superintendent proposes a program change as a new business item, Board members must formally move and second a motion. If the change involves substantial staff effort or analysis, the superintendent should state how much time staff would need to prepare a full response. Timing of Vote: Items under New Business generally can't be voted on until the next business meeting unless all Board members are present and vote unanimously to act immediately. Board’s Role: Any proposed changes must align with the Board’s governance responsibilities, including ensuring equity, strategic alignment, and fiscal feasibility. Decisions should reflect the Board’s authority to set policy and oversee administrative recommendations. Public Transparency and Engagement: Proposals likely to affect stakeholders significantly may require public comment opportunities or hearings. Materials and board agendas should be made available ahead of meetings on the Board’s website.[/quote]
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