The Board of Education has the legal responsibility to adopt or approve textbooks, supplementary books, and instructional materials for use in elementary and secondary schools.

Trampolines and rebounding devices are not approved for use in the schools of Alpine School District. The other exceptions to this policy are the ruther boards which are used in the gymnastic programs of the district, swimming pool diving boards, and the mini-trampolines used under the direction of the physical and occupational therapists of the district.

It is the goal of the Alpine School District to complement and supplement standards established in the home which relate to family life and sex

The Alpine School District is committed to providing the best possible education for all students of the district. In so doing, it recognizes that individual students require differentiated educational programs appropriate to their unique needs and talents.

The school health program assists in the promotion of maximum health in the school and the community. Activities are provided in the school which foster

The Board of Education encourages parents to take advantage of the resources provided to them by the state in the form of public schools. However,

Guidance services in the public schools should give systematic aid to all students. This program functions to assist students to become self-directing and self-understanding. A

The general objective of special services offered in Alpine School District (such as Student Services, Special Education, and so forth) is to help make possible an educational program for each pupil that is commensurate with the student’s individual needs, interests and aptitudes; and to help provide the physical, emotional and social conditions that will facilitate appropriate development of the potential skills, insights and understandings accessible to the individual.