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District acknowledges updated Chase Morris sudden cardiac arrest response plans at all sites

5793178 · September 10, 2025
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District staff told the board that Chase Morris sudden cardiac arrest response plans were updated for all six sites, drills scheduled or completed, and that documentation will be included in board minutes for accreditation.

District nursing and site teams updated the Chase Morris sudden cardiac arrest response plans for all six school sites and presented the updated plans to the board as a staff report for acknowledgement. Pam (last name not specified) said the plans were individualized to each site, reflect staff changes and that each site has scheduled or completed a first drill to exercise the plan, determine equipment and team meeting locations and identify team members. Pam said the template did not change from last year; the primary updates reflect staff assignments and site‑specific logistics. Board members asked whether drills included full‑scale hands‑on CPR and whether team members had current certification. Staff said drills in many cases practiced the notification and team assembly process rather than full CPR compressions, and that team members have or have scheduled CPR certification renewals. Pam said the acknowledgement would be reflected in board minutes and uploaded for accreditation.