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BC - Civility Policy
As elected public officials, the members of the Lincoln School Committee recognize the importance of conducting their public business in a manner that recognizes the importance of mutual respect and civility.
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DJC - Fiscal Management Policy
A need exists to establish a uniform system for the award of contracts by the District utilizing appropriate open cooperative bids provided by Rhode Island General Law.
The Lincoln Public Schools establish this policy to ensure that all financial transactions are in compliance with state law and regulations, and acceptable to the Town of Lincoln School Committee. -
EBCB - Fire, Evacuation & Lockdown Drills
It shall be the duty of the principal or other person in charge of each Lincoln Public School to instruct and train the pupils by means of drills, so that they may appropriately comply with a school site’s emergency protocols and the school’s and District’s Safety Plans.
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FA - Facilities Accessibility
All meetings, programs and activities open to the public will be held in a facility and location readily accessible to students, employees and the general public with disabilities.
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FG - Use and Display of Flags
The Lincoln School Committee and Lincoln Public Schools believe that the flag of the United States is a symbol of the values of our nation, the ideals embedded in our Constitution and the spirit that should animate our district. The district shall purchase a United States flag, and the
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GBAB - Code of Conduct – Staff/Student Relationships
The Lincoln Public School District (“District") is committed to protecting the safety and well-being of students and employees, creating and maintaining a safe, supportive, and positive learning environment and workplace.
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GBAC - Social Media Policy
The Lincoln Public Schools recognize the increasingly important role that technology plays in the educational process as well as in the personal lives of the students, faculty and staff. Online discourse through social media, including, but not limited to, the use of networking sites, text messaging, blogs, discussion fora, wikis, podcasts or other forms of social media, empowers educators and students in the scope of their respective interactions. Lincoln recognizes the open exchange of ideas through the use of such media and supports this process as a means of enhancing the educational environment.
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GBBB - Educator Code of Professional Responsibility
The Rhode Island Department of Education has enacted The Rhode Island Code of Professional Responsibility and the revised Basic Education Plan (BEP). The Lincoln School Committee and Administration has a statutory responsibility to follow and implement the Department of Education’s rules and regulations.
