Superintendent outlines active-shooter drill, mold tests, delayed-start staff time and student programs
Superintendent reported a full-scale active-shooter drill with local emergency responders, districtwide mold air sampling with no elevated readings reported by contractor PSI, new security cameras and SRO placement, and planned teacher-led delayed-start sessions to target academic gaps.
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Superintendent Noel reported to the Canfield Local School District Board on Sept. 10 that the district conducted a full-scale active-shooter exercise on the first day of school with local emergency responders and that the district will follow up with a "hot wash" review.
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