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District safety team outlines annual drills, audits and a roadmap including monthly law-enforcement check-ins

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District safety and security staff reported on annual required drills, building-level safety audits, monthly meetings with police and planned facility hardening measures including window wraps and reunification planning.

District safety and security staff presented the annual safety report required by Wisconsin Act 143 and outlined a multi-step safety roadmap that includes building drills, audits and ongoing coordination with local law enforcement.

The presentation noted that each building completed required annual safety training and drills and that safety assessments were conducted between Oct. 15 and Dec. 15. Safety staff described monthly check-ins with local police, work with private schools to identify reunification points and a planned facility upgrade — a privacy/safety window wrap for cafeteria-area windows at PJ Jacobs to prevent exterior visibility while retaining outward views for students.

Safety staff said detailed school-site audits are not publicly shared but are available to board members on request. The board praised the work and asked for ongoing updates on roadmap items and budgeted security expenditures.