The schools may communicate information through students regarding schools, school programs and nonschool programs offered by nonprofit organizations that in the opinion of the principal have social, recreational or educational value to the students. Students shall be encouraged to participate in the presentation of educational programs to the community. The effect on students of such communications and participation shall be given paramount consideration. The principal shall establish appropriate safeguards to prevent the exploitation of students by individuals or groups.
Any nonprofit group that seeks to distribute information about its program shall submit a description to the superintendent describing the relationship of the proposed activity to the educational program.
Cross Reference: Board Policy 4235 Public Performances
Adoption Date: May 19, 2003