Annual Notices
In accordance with federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex (including gender identity and sexual orientation), disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity.
Program information may be made available in languages other than English. Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication to obtain program information (e.g., Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language), should contact the responsible state or local agency that administers the program or USDA’s TARGET Center at (202) 720-2600 (voice and TTY) or contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339.
To file a program discrimination complaint, a Complainant should complete a Form AD-3027, USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form which can be obtained online at: https://www.usda.gov/sites/default/files/documents/USDA-OASCR%20P-Complaint-Form-0508-0002-508-11-28-17Fax2Mail.pdf, from any USDA office, by calling (866) 632-9992, or by writing a letter addressed to USDA. The letter must contain the complainant’s name, address, telephone number, and a written description of the alleged discriminatory action in sufficient detail to inform the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights (ASCR) about the nature and date of an alleged civil rights violation. The completed AD-3027 form or letter must be submitted to USDA by:
mail:
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights
1400 Independence Avenue, SW
Washington, D.C. 20250-9410; orfax:
(833) 256-1665 or (202) 690-7442; oremail:
program.intake@usda.gov
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
05/05/2022
Annual Notices
Listed below is the updated List of Postings and Notices for the 2024-2025 school year. Postings and
notices are identified as either ‘Required by Law’ or ‘Recommended by Board Policy or District AGs’.
Please note that this is a partial list. As you developed your District's policies and guidelines you may
have included additional notices and postings.
Required by Law
___ Name and telephone number of Civil Rights Compliance Officer in student handbooks and
District web site (see Generic Student Handbook, Policy 5517, or Form 2260 F2 and Form
2260.01A F3)
___ Title IX Coordinator’s(s’) contact information, including name(s) and/or title(s), phone number(s),
office address(es), and e-mail address(es) – and Policy 2266 – Nondiscrimination on the Basis of
Sex in Education Programs or Activities on the District’s website and in each handbook or
catalog that the Board makes available to applicants for admission and employment, students,
parents or legal guardians of elementary and secondary school students, Board employees, and
all unions or professional organizations holding collective bargaining or professional agreements
___ Nondiscrimination in education (see Policy 2260) – newspapers, course catalogs
___ Nondiscrimination in employment - staff handbooks, newspapers (see Policy 1422/3122/4122)
___ Genetic Information Nondiscrimination posting and Safe Harbor notification (see
Policy 1422.02/3122.02/4122.02)
___ Annual review of the District/School Parent and Family Engagement Policy (see Policy 2111)
and the District’s plan and each school’s plan using evaluation findings to improve effectiveness
___ Parent and Family Engagement Policy must be reviewed and approved annually and distributed
to parents of children receiving Title I services (see Policy 2111/2261.01)
___ Review and update, as necessary, Career Advising Policy at least once every two (2) years.
Make available to students, parents/guardians/custodians, and local postsecondary institutions,
residents of the District, and post on the District web site (see Policy 2413)
___ Parent's right to request educational program and professional qualifications of teacher and
applicable paraprofessional assigned to provide instruction (see Policy 3120/4120)
___ Copy (to each student’s parent) of student’s diagnostic assessment, assessment results, and
accompanying documents used in the assessment (see Policy 2623.02)
___ Results of the diagnostic assessments administered submitted to Department of Education and
Workforce (DEW) (see Policy 2623.02)
___ Results of the kindergarten readiness assessment submitted to the Department of Children &
Youth (see Policy 2623.02)
___ Directory information on students (see Form 8330 F9) or Generic Student
Handbook) student/parent handbook, District newsletter, and/or local media
___ Drug prevention memorandum to parents (see Form 5530 F2 or Generic Student
Handbook) student/parent handbook, District newsletter, or direct mailing
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Required by Law (cont’d)
___ Written statement describing the District’s bullying policy (including cyberbullying) (see Policy
5517.01) and the consequences for violations of the policy sent to each student’s custodial
parent/guardian
___ Copy of Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports and Limited Use of Restraint and Seclusion
Policy (see Policy 5630.01) to all parents annually and published on District website; annual
report to DEW regarding use of restraint and seclusion
___ Memorandum to staff on Federal drug regulations (see Form 3122.01 F3/4122.01 F3) - pay
envelopes or direct mailing
___ Submit summary reports of alcohol and controlled substances testing results as required by the
Secretary of Transportation, any Department of Transportation (DOT) agency, or as required by
law (see Policy 4162)
___ Copy of educational materials and a drug-free awareness program for each CDL license holder
and other qualified employees who perform safety-sensitive functions (see Policy 4162)
___ Staff acknowledgement of information concerning toxic hazards (see Form 8431 F4) - staff
orientation prior to the start of school
___ Request for or waiver of vaccination for Hepatitis B (see Form 8453.01 F1 or F4) - new staff
orientation prior to the start of school
___ Acknowledgement of training in blood-borne pathogens (see Form 8453.01 F2) – new staff
orientation prior to the start of school; annual training for identified staff
___ Notification of pesticide application at times of application (see Policy 8431/AG 8431A)
___ Physician, and possibly parent, authorization for each staff member and any student who may
be using a respirator (see Form 7430 F1, F2, and F3) – direct contact with appropriate staff
members and mailing to appropriate parents
___ Rules regarding entry on school grounds or premises by persons other than students, staff, and
faculty (see Policy 9150) – at or near the entrance to school grounds or premises and at the
main entrance to each school building
___ Notice (prior to start of school year) to each enrolled student and his/her parent(s) of procedures
to be used to notify parents in the event of an emergency or a serious threat to safety (see
Policy 8400 and Policy 8420)
___ Notification to parent/guardian of student absence within 120 minutes of start of school day (see
Policy 5200)
___ Student privacy and parental access to information including surveys, analyses, and evaluations
(see Policy 2416 and Form 8330 F9) – notice to parents – special note: Policy 2416 also
requires notification of any substantive changes to this policy as well as the schedule of any
upcoming “activities” (surveys, etc.)
___ Notice of nonemergency invasive physical examinations (see Policy 5310 and Form 8330 F9) –
if such exams occur, notice to parents
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Required by Law (cont’d)
___ Notification to public regarding inspection of instructional materials (see Policy 2416,
Policy 5780, Policy 9130, and Form 9130 F4) – notice of rights to inspect instructional materials
___ Notice of opportunity for parents to review textbooks, reading lists, instructional materials, and
academic curriculum used in the District
___ Provide information about the College Credit Plus (CCP) Program prior to February 1st to all
students enrolled in grades six (6) through eleven (11) and their parents (see AG 2271)
Post CCP program information on District website, including the details of current agreements
with partnering IHEs, potential exposure to mature subject matter and materials, and Selective
Service System registration requirement
___ Parents’ rights to inspect, review and request amendments to student educational records
(see Policy 8330 and Form 8330 F9)
___ Address where parents and students can file a complaint if they believe their rights under Federal
law (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act and Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment) have
been violated (see Form 8330 F9)
___ Posting of tobacco prohibition in accordance with R.C. 3794.06
___ Prohibition on carrying a deadly weapon or dangerous ordnance in a school safety zone –
paragraph from Policy 3217/4217/5772/7217 – conspicuously posted at each entrance of a
school or building and in areas inside the building where visitors are required to report; at each
entrance leading into a school activity (particularly those activities held outside of the school
building) and parcel of land; in each school bus and other Board owned vehicle, including a
school van
___ Notify the public, using regular channels of communication if the Board has authorized one (1) or
more persons to go armed within a school operated by the Board; submit current list of qualified
individuals authorized to carry weapons to the Ohio School Safety and Crisis Center (OSSCC)
(Department of Public Safety)
___ Posting and Distribution of Public Records Policy (see Policy 8310); approve and submit signed
Records Retention Schedule State Archives and State Auditor’s Office (see AG 8310A)
___ Employee Rights & Responsibilities under FMLA (see Policy 1630.01/3430.01/4430.01)
Check for current forms on U.S. Department of Labor website - http://webapps.dol.gov/
___ Employee notification of the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act
(USERRA) rights and benefits – Federal law posters should include this information
___ Participant notification (by group health plan) of privacy practices to each new health plan
participant upon enrollment and every participant within sixty (60) days of a material revision to
the notice (see AG 1619.01/3419.01/4419.01)
___ Notification of valid license confirmation prior to employee payment
___ Employee notification of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) rights (see Policy 6700); Minimum
Wage Notification; Employee Polygraph Protection Act (EPPA) – Federal law posters include this
information
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Required by Law (cont’d)
___ Employee notification of “rebuttable presumption” (see Policy 3170/4170) – notification that the
results of, or the employee’s refusal to submit to, an alcohol or other drug test may affect the
employee’s right to receive workers’ compensation benefits – posting document provided by the
Bureau of Workers’ Compensation
___ Annual review of District Professional Development Plan (see Policy 3220 and Policy 3223)
___ Annual report of State certification and licensure status for every teacher and applicable
paraprofessional (see Policy 3120/4120)
___ Annual report to DEW regarding teacher evaluation utilizing DEW-prescribed guidelines (see
Policy 3220)
___ Annual report to DEW regarding the procurement of asthma inhalers (see Policy 5330.03)
___ Annual report to DEW, by December 31, information prescribed by DEW regarding students with
diabetes (see Policy 5336)
___ Annual review and update of Student Assessment and Academic Intervention policy (see
Policy 2623)
___ Annual report to the State Board of the number of students who have not taken one (1) or more
of the State-mandated tests
___ Report required information regarding student attendance/absence and absence intervention
team actions to the DEW in a format and manner determined by the Department (see Policy
5200)
___ Report to the DEW the number of students attending a school in the District that is not the school
to which the student would normally be assigned to attend
__ Written notification to all designated staff regarding Standards of Ethical Assessment Practice
and Assessment Security Procedures (see AG 2623D)
___ A copy of Ohio’s Ethics Law to all new employees within fifteen (15) days of employment
___ Information about the Ohio fraud-reporting system (Auditor of State) and the means of reporting
fraud to each new employee at the time of employment
___ A minimum of two (2) food safety inspections per school year; posting of most recent inspection
report
___ Review adopted Emergency Management Plans (EMPs) and certify in writing to the Ohio
Department of Public Safety (ODPS) that the EMPs are current and accurate. Submit an
electronic copy of each EMP developed and adopted to ODPS and specified local law
enforcement and related agencies not less than once every three (3) years (see Policy 8400)
___ Conduct mandatory fire drills (at least six (6)) and school safety drills (at least three (3)); provide
advance written notice and follow-up certification of such drills to firefighting/law enforcement
agencies having jurisdiction
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Required by Law (cont’d)
___ Annual report to the Board detailing all rewards received based on the use of the District’s credit
card account
___ Annual review and report to the Board regarding District Wellness Policy; assessment of the
policy at least once every three (3) years, with results published (see Policy 8510)
___ File Business Advisory Council plan with the DEW and file with the DEW compliance statement
by March 1st each year
Required Posting
___ Policy and guidelines on sexual and other forms of harassment (see Policy 1662, Policy 2266,
Policy 3362, Policy 4362, and Policy 5517)
___ Policy 2266 – Nondiscrimination on the Basis of Sex in Education Programs or Activities (Title IX)
training materials
___ Title IX training materials must be posted to the District’s website
___ Policy on bullying/aggressive behavior toward students (including cyberbullying) (see Policy
5517.01)
___ Report on verified incidents of harassment, intimidation or bullying (including cyberbullying)
(semi-annual) (see Policy 5517.01)
___ Notice of use of video surveillance/electronic monitoring of school facilities (see Policy 7440.01)
___ Code of conduct/student discipline code
___ Warning regarding steroids (see revised notice AG 5530A) (must be posted in locker rooms of
school buildings with students in grades 7 or above)
___ Removal, suspension, expulsion and permanent exclusion of students (see Policy 5610 and
Policy 5610.01)
___ Suspension of bus riding/transportation privileges (see Policy 5610.04)
___ Prohibition from extra-curricular activities (see Policy 5610.05)
___ Due process rights (see Policy 5611)
___ Locker searches (see Policy 5771)
___ Handicapped Access (Policy 9160)
___ Meal charge procedures (see AG 8500D); copy to all households at the start of the school year
and to transfer/new enrollees during the school year
___ Standardized test results released to parents via mail or email or, alternatively, posted to a
secure portal that families can access on the District's or school’s website, by June 30 th (see
Policy 2623 and AG 2623A)
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Recommended by Board Policy or District’s AG’s
___ Post information about enrollment requirements and procedures
Access to such information shall be available on the District’s web site (Policy 5111)
___ Emergency medical authorization - Students (see Form 5341 F1) - send home or direct mailing
___ Emergency medical authorization – Staff (see Form 1460 F1/3160 F1/4160 F1) – back-to-school
orientation or school memo; keep in office and/or personnel files
___ Parent signatures authorizing student early dismissal (see Form 5230 F1) and access to student
records (see Form 8330 F4) – send home or direct mailing
___ Denial of Permission to Release Student Directory Information to Military Recruiters (see Form
8330 F9a)
___ Parent/student acknowledgement of risk when participating in interscholastic athletics (see
Form 2431 F1/F2) - during sign-up or send home
___ Parent/student acknowledgement of receipt of concussion and head injury information as
prepared by the Ohio Department of Health (see Form 2431 F1/F2)
___ Annual review and report to the Board regarding Food/Nutrition Services Policy and program
___ Blanket authorization by parents for child to go on trips associated with a co-curricular or extra-
curricular activity such as football, band, etc. (see Form 2340 F2/F2A) – during signup or send
home
___ Notice to Parents Regarding Waiver of Fees (see Policy 6152.01)
___ Verification of insurance coverage for student accidents (see Form 8760 F1) – during sign-up or
send home
___ Parent notification regarding blood-borne pathogens (see Form 8453.01 F5 - District newsletter
or student/parent handbook)
___ Reminders to staff on student supervision/health/safety matters (see Policy/AG 3213/4213)
___ Board policy on zero tolerance, violence, disruptive behavior, and excessive
truancy student/parent handbook
___ Designation of District-approved social media platforms/sites
April 16, 2020 Board Meeting - Review the current use and future needs of Federal Funds as follows: Spec Ed IDEA Part B; Early Childhood IDEA – Preschool Special Ed
FERPA Notice - Student Info Release
The Ohio Department of Education (ODE) is a defendant in a federal lawsuit. Our school district is not a party in the lawsuit. It has come to our attention that ODE will be releasing personal information about our students, and we want to ensure that you are aware of this release so you can take any steps you find appropriate. While the district has no legal power to stop this release, please be assured that per the court order student names, addresses, and Social Security numbers will not be part of what ODE releases. Please review the notice from ODE and direct any questions regarding this matter to the Ohio Department of Education at 877-644-6338.