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Hollis/Brookline Cooperative School Board — July 6, 2026

The meeting was a standard procedural review of school policies with no recorded public testimony or internal disagreement.

Date Monday, July 6, 2026 Decisions 2 Routine

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An update for Hollis and Brookline residents regarding recent school board activity:

During the July 6 Hollis/Brookline Cooperative School Board meeting, the policy committee focused on several high-impact areas, including student discipline, safety protocols, and class size.

Notably, the committee decided to table the Student Discipline and Due Process policy (JICD). The board indicated that they need to obtain direct feedback from School Resource Officers (SROs) to ensure the policy is functional and effective before it proceeds. While this delay allows for expert input, it means residents will have to wait longer to see how disciplinary standards are formalized.

Other significant movements included the progress of the Pupil Safety and Violence Prevention policy (JICK), which moved to a second reading, and the Class Size policy (IIB), which is moving toward a third reading. These policies represent the framework for how our schools manage safety and student workloads. We will continue to monitor these developments as they move toward final decisions.

Jul 6, 2026 2 decisions Routine
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Public ⁠impact

Issues from this meeting with documented community impact.
What was discussed

Standardization of disciplinary procedures and due process protocols

What happened

The committee decided to table the policy to allow for SRO input.

What was discussed

Review of protocols for managing school safety and violence prevention

What happened

The policy was moved forward to its second reading.

Topics ⁠discussed

Each topic expands to quotes and full context.
Speakers: Holly Deurloo Babcock, Amy Kellner, Emmie White, Jake Hess, Patrick West
What was discussed

The committee reviewed the progress of three policies: Class Size, Pupil Safety and Violence Prevention, and Change of School Assignment.

What happened

The committee moved the policies forward to their next respective reading stages.

Speakers: Holly Deurloo Babcock, Amy Kellner, Emmie White, Jake Hess, Patrick West
What was discussed

The committee evaluated EBCA (Crisis Prevention) and JICD (Student Discipline) to determine if further action or feedback was required.

What happened

The committee decided to table both EBCA and JICD.

Controversy & ⁠dissent

Where the board, the community, or the agenda diverged.

Public ⁠comment

What residents said — verbatim, with timestamps.
No public comments were identified in this meeting.

Decisions ⁠logged

Every recorded vote, with timestamps and dissents.
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Table EBCA: Crisis Prevention and Emergency Response Plans
The policy may be removed from the agenda if it is determined that the content is covered by other existing policies.
Not explicitly stated (indicated as 'Committee to table')
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Table JICD: Student Discipline and Due Process
The decision to table was made to allow time to receive feedback from school SROs.
Not explicitly stated (indicated as 'Committee to table')

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Update on the status of student discipline and due process policy.
At the July 6 Hollis/Brookline Co-op School Board meeting, the policy committee tabled JICD (Student Discipline and Due Process). The board is delaying this decision to wait for feedback from School Resource Officers (SROs)... https://meetingwatch.org/nh/sau41/coop-school-board/2026-07-06/ #MeetingWatch #Sau41NH
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Highlighting the progression of safety-related policies.
School safety remains a moving target. During the 7/6 meeting, the board moved the Pupil Safety and Violence Prevention policy (JICK) forward to a second reading. Residents should watch for how these protocols evolve... https://meetingwatch.org/nh/sau41/coop-school-board/2026-07-06/ #MeetingWatch #Sau41NH
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Notifying parents about upcoming decisions on class size.
Class size policies (IIB) are moving toward a third reading following the July 6 Hollis/Brookline Co-op School Board meeting. This policy will significantly impact classroom environments for local students. #HollisNH #BrooklineNH https://meetingwatch.org/nh/sau41/coop-school-board/2026-07-06/ #MeetingWatch #Sau41NH
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What is the current status of student discipline and safety protocols in our schools? The Hollis/Brookline Co-op School Board addressed several key policies during their July 6 meeting. 🧵 #MeetingWatch #Sau41NH
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First, the policy on Student Discipline and Due Process (JICD) has been tabled. The committee is waiting for specific feedback from School Resource Officers (SROs) to ensure the policy is practical and effective before moving forward.
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Second, the Pupil Safety and Violence Prevention policy (JICK) has moved to its second reading. Additionally, the Class Size policy (IIB) is headed for a third reading. These are critical decisions that directly affect student well-being and classroom standards.
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Stay informed on these policy shifts. We will continue to track how these safety and disciplinary frameworks are shaped as they move through the reading stages. #SAU41 #HollisBrookline https://meetingwatch.org/nh/sau41/coop-school-board/2026-07-06/
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An update for Hollis and Brookline residents regarding recent school board activity: 

During the July 6 Hollis/Brookline Cooperative School Board meeting, the policy committee focused on several high-impact areas, including student discipline, safety protocols, and class size. 

Notably, the committee decided to table the Student Discipline and Due Process policy (JICD). The board indicated that they need to obtain direct feedback from School Resource Officers (SROs) to ensure the policy is functional and effective before it proceeds. While this delay allows for expert input, it means residents will have to wait longer to see how disciplinary standards are formalized.

Other significant movements included the progress of the Pupil Safety and Violence Prevention policy (JICK), which moved to a second reading, and the Class Size policy (IIB), which is moving toward a third reading. These policies represent the framework for how our schools manage safety and student workloads. We will continue to monitor these developments as they move toward final decisions. https://meetingwatch.org/nh/sau41/coop-school-board/2026-07-06/ #MeetingWatch #Sau41NH

Action ⁠items

Who owes what, by when.
Bring IIB (Class Size) forward for 3rd read
Assigned: Policy Committee
Bring JICK (Pupil Safety) and JCA (Change of School Assignment) forward for 2nd read
Assigned: Policy Committee
Obtain feedback from school SROs regarding JICD (Student Discipline and Due Process)
Assigned: Policy Committee

Member ⁠positions

3 issues · 0 explicit · 6 inferred
Present
Review of Policies Under Review (IIB, JICK, JCA) YES ~
Supported moving policies to next reading stages
Table EBCA: Crisis Prevention and Emergency Response Plans YES ~
Supported tabling the policy
Table JICD: Student Discipline and Due Process YES ~
Supported tabling to obtain SRO feedback
Amy Kellner
Secretary
Present
Review of Policies Under Review (IIB, JICK, JCA) YES ~
Supported moving policies to next reading stages
Table EBCA: Crisis Prevention and Emergency Response Plans YES ~
Supported tabling the policy
Table JICD: Student Discipline and Due Process YES ~
Supported tabling to obtain SRO feedback

Positions marked ~ are inferred from context and may not reflect the member's explicitly stated position. UNCLEAR means the vote was split but the record did not name how this member voted — it is not a “yes.”

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