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Town of Lexington, Human Rights Committee Meeting <br /> Thursday, January 14, 2021 <br /> Virtual <br /> 9:OOa.m.-11:02a.m <br /> Present: <br /> Committee Members: Monami D. Roy (Chair), Tanya Gisolfi (Vice Chair), Fuang Ying <br /> Huang, Cleveland Coats, Stephanie Hayes Hsu, Melissa Interess (Town Manager's <br /> Office Member/Human Services Department), Scott Bokun (School Department <br /> Member) <br /> Meeting called to order at 9:04 AM, Quorum was present at 9:04 AM <br /> 1. Welcome <br /> 2. Update from Dr. Julie Hackett (Dr. H), Dr. Maureen Kavanaugh (Dr. K), Mr. Johnny <br /> Cole (JC) on ID�Il .r.si .L E u.it and Inclusion in the Lexin gton Public Schools — <br /> This report is the annual update to the LHRC for the purpose of updating key equity <br /> work and related data trends. Dr. Hackett opened by saying that this report helps holds <br /> ourselves accountable to tangible outcomes we can show the community as an <br /> expression of the work we are doing. <br /> a. Bullying—In the fall of 2020, the district implemented a new online reporting <br /> form which includes a section that clarifies for respondents the difference between <br /> typical conflict and that which rises to the level of bullying according to state law. <br /> • The definition of bullying see — <br /> htt s://male pislatu�eo $ov�lLa:ws/�ieneralLaws�Partl/Title ll/Cha ter7l/Section <br /> .............. <br /> 370 <br /> ........................ <br /> • Link to LPS <br /> • JC -- online reporting form has been tailored to reflect the traditional "hard <br /> copy" forms so that there is consistency across the board. Includes language to <br /> clarify guidelines of what is identified as bullying by the state law, what might <br /> be a civil rights violation, and so forth. The new form also now gives the <br /> option of anonymity and for administrators to maintain a level of <br /> confidentiality. <br /> • JC -- To date LPS only received 8 responses on the online reporting form. Six <br /> of these reached the threshold of bullying as defined by state law. Each was <br /> addressed with a focus on restorative practices. No confirmed this year. We <br /> have also had more training on bullying and civil rights. And a significant <br /> focus on restorative practices. Moving forward we are meeting with admin to <br /> refine our discipline data processes. We need more information in order to do <br /> the right things. We want to provide better guidance around bullying and what <br />
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