Next Regular Board Meeting 
Date:  Monday, May 10, 2021 
Time:  6:00 p.m.
Type:  Regular board meeting. This meeting is open to the public, both in-person at Ballou Junior High and virtually via Microsoft Teams 
Location:  Ballou Junior High and online
Links: (posted here no later than 24 hours prior to meeting)
Microsoft Teams link
BoardDocs agenda

Regular board meetings will be live streamed via Microsoft Teams.  Attendees do not need an account to join a meeting via computer; however, the Microsoft Teams app will need to be installed when joining on a smart phone or tablet. This will allow for a full meeting user-experience.

Health and Safety Expectations for In-Person Meetings
The Puyallup School Board recognizes the importance of health and safety measures to protect students, staff, school board directors and community members. The following safety requirements are in place for all in-person meetings:

     • Face masks are required at all times
     • Electronic Health Screen required upon entry
     • Temperature check performed
     • Social distancing requirements enforced

Public Comment Process and Guidelines
The Puyallup School Board welcomes the public to its meetings and recognizes the importance of involving members of the public, both virtually and in-person.  Public comments will be accepted both in-person during the meeting and remote.

To ensure an efficient and orderly operation of the meeting, the following guidelines are in place:

     • Speakers are asked to limit comments to three minutes.
     • The board president or superintendent will respond if the comment concerns a matter of fact. Otherwise, comments will be
        referred to the appropriate administrator for a response by email or phone at a later time.
     • Those who have questions, suggestions, criticisms, or proposals are encouraged to submit comments in
        writing to the board.  
     • Comments may be directed toward programs and school operations but may not concern complaints about
        school personnel. Personnel complaints must be pursued according to the district’s complaint process (Policy 4220).
     • A single individual will be asked to represent members or a group with similar concerns. However,
        anyone may speak if they have something pertinent to add.
     • The board president shall terminate lengthy, inappropriate, or abusive discussion.