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Oshkosh schools outline safety plan, SRO review and $1M Stop School Violence grant
Summary
District administrators presented the annual safety plan to the board, described ongoing work to align school resource officer (SRO) memoranda of understanding with district policy, and noted a nearly $1 million Stop School Violence Bureau of Justice Assistance grant supporting social-emotional learning through 2027.
The Oshkosh Area School District presented its annual safety plan and a plan for continued review of school resource officer (SRO) agreements at the Aug. 13 board meeting.
District administrator Dr. Coleman told the board the safety plan meets state requirements under Wisconsin statute 118.07 and is reviewed annually by the board. "The Oshkosh Area School District has a comprehensive safety plan that reflects state requirements," Coleman said, listing drills, safety audits and cross-agency training as components.
Coleman said the district's Emergency Preparedness Collaborative Operations Team (EPCOT) has become a statewide model for monthly safety trainings and law-enforcement coordination. He noted the district received nearly a $1,000,000 Bureau of Justice Assistance Stop School…
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