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Heads up! We have scanned the upcoming agenda for Bay Village City. We found 4 items that need your immediate attention before the vote.
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District Building “Proactive” Student Surveillance System
Minutes from the Superintendent’s Curriculum Committee reveal the district is building a “Data Warehouse” to combine student data from multiple sources into a single profile for each child. This is part of a Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) to “proactively” identify students for “intervention,” creating a system of behavioral monitoring.
Recommended Action Plan
DEMAND TRANSPARENCY: Email Superintendent Scot Prebles at scot.prebles@bayschoolsohio.org: ‘Regarding the MTSS Data Warehouse mentioned in the Oct. 12 Curriculum Committee minutes, what specific data points are being collected on my child? Provide the full parental notification and opt-out policy for this data collection system before it is expanded.’
💰 Impact: Your Child’s Data Profile
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First Reading of New AI and Recording Policy on School Property
Under Item 5.2, the board is holding a first reading for a new policy, PO 7540.1, titled ‘RECORDING AND AI PROCESSING OF COMMUNICATIONS ON SCHOOL PROPERTY AND AT SCHOOL EVENTS.’ The full text of this policy is not included in the agenda packet, but the title alone raises serious questions about student and parent privacy.
Recommended Action Plan
PACK THE ROOM: This is a First Reading, our best chance to stop it. Sign up for public comment. Email Superintendent Scot Prebles at scot.prebles@bayschoolsohio.org: ‘Regarding Item 5.2, I demand the full text of policy PO 7540.1 be read aloud and publicly debated. What does ‘AI Processing of Communications’ mean, and how will you protect my child’s privacy?’
💰 Impact: Student & Parent Privacy
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Proposed Changes to Limit Public Comment at Board Meetings
A proposed revision to Policy 0169.1, up for a First Reading under Item 5.2, would prohibit parents from yielding their speaking time to another person. This tactic is often used to allow a single, well-prepared speaker to present a consolidated case, and this change weakens parents’ ability to organize their public comments effectively.
Recommended Action Plan
PROTECT OUR VOICE: Call Board President Andrey Stojic at (440) 617-7312 and sign up to speak at the meeting. ‘Regarding the proposed changes to Policy 0169.1, do not vote to restrict our ability to organize public comment. Prohibiting speakers from yielding time is a tactic to divide and silence parents. Vote NO.’
💰 Impact: Reduced Parent Voice
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District Paying Staff Extra for PBIS Implementation
Agenda item 8.1 approves dozens of extra-duty stipends for teachers to serve on school ‘PBIS Teams.’ PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) is an SEL-adjacent framework that focuses on tracking student behavior data and can shift classroom focus from academics to behavior management and social engineering.
Recommended Action Plan
FOLLOW THE MONEY: Email Superintendent Scot Prebles at scot.prebles@bayschoolsohio.org: ‘Regarding the PBIS stipends in Item 8.1, what is the total annual cost of this program, and what specific, measurable academic improvements can you show for the investment? Parents want a focus on academics, not behavioral programming.’
💰 Impact: Undisclosed Stipend Costs
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