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District outlines referendum information nights, Stop the Bleed training and monthly recognitions
Summary
Superintendent briefed the board on upcoming referendum information sessions, district recognitions, community donations and Stop the Bleed staff training conducted with local emergency partners.
The Port Washington-Saukville School District superintendent told the board the district will hold multiple community information sessions about a facilities referendum and highlighted recent community donations and staff safety training.
The superintendent (name not provided in the record) said the district has scheduled several referendum information nights for community members: January 30 at Saukville, February 6 at Lincoln, February 18 at Dunwoody, March 5 at the high school, February 12 at Thomas Jefferson Middle School (noted as "TJ") and a final session March 18 back at Saukville. The superintendent said invitations had been sent and that the district is moving forward with planning for a referendum on facilities while also advancing a district strategic plan and an academic-vision process that launches Feb. 20.
Donations and recognitions: the superintendent recognized the Knights of Columbus for a donation of $626.92 to the Port Washington High School ID program and the Haven Project for supporting 12 holiday gifts for Saukville Elementary families. February recognitions include National School Counseling Week (Feb. 3–7), bus-driver appreciation (Feb. 10–14), adult school crossing guard recognition (Feb. 17–21) and Career and Technical Education Month with a strategic-plan launch event on Feb. 20.
Safety training: the superintendent thanked Ozaukee County Emergency Management, the Ozaukee County Sheriff’s Department, Port Washington Police Department and Port Washington Fire Department for leading Stop the Bleed training at Port Washington High School; officials said staff from the high school and middle school received hands-on Stop the Bleed instruction the same day.
What’s next: the superintendent said the district will continue referendum outreach through the listed community sessions and will return to the board with further strategic-plan materials and recognition items for student groups in coming meetings.
