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Csd Reflection

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The governing board conducted the second reading of the CFSD policy related to the superintendent’s job description. During the first reading of this policy on August 11, the board recommended updating some of the language, the board discussed additional revisions during the second reading, this policy will be brought back for board approval at the next board meeting.

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