During a recent government meeting, officials discussed several key topics related to student safety and health initiatives. One of the main points was the ongoing use of the TIP 411 anonymous reporting tool, which allows secondary students to report issues such as bullying. The tool has also seen some usage from elementary students, prompting the creation of user profiles for younger students to ensure their concerns are addressed.

The meeting also highlighted a successful round of drug testing conducted in October. Over 60 students at the high school and around 20 at junior highs were tested, with all results returning negative. However, one student left the testing area without permission, which will be followed up by the administration.

In health-related news, the Lions Club will host an event on November 21st at Global High School. This initiative aims to provide glasses to students identified through screenings, with 40 students already set to benefit from the program. The health team expressed gratitude for the Lions Club's support and noted that they are eager to assist even more students if needed.

Overall, the meeting underscored the commitment to maintaining a safe and healthy environment for students, with ongoing efforts to address their needs and concerns.