"All of our board members do have access with a district badge. However, we follow protocols like all parents, ring the bell if entering during the school day, state our business and get a pass. It's mostly used for night time activity access - board…"
"We have access. During school hours we use the main entrance as all other visitors do, but the access allows us to enter for our meetings if doors are locked or after hours for other meetings. Because card access can be tracked, the school is always…"
"At the City School District of Albany, Board members do not have badge access to all school buildings. They do have access to Academy Park (where the superintendent's office is) and Harriet Gibbons (where we hold our board and committee meetings).…"
"Oneonta members all get a badge to all school buildings. If entering during the school day, we are expected to check in with the office/door monitor. We remind all new members that access is a privilege. Being on the Board of Education does not…"
So this is an odd topic to discuss but how many districts allow board member badge access to the district's buildings? If so is it restricted in anyway? If not would you want it? And what would your reasons for it?my opinion on this is no…