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Superintendent flags concerns about new 'mass casualty' language tied to safety and mental health funding
Summary
Superintendent Kirby raised concerns that recently added language tying safety/mental health funds to a broadly defined 'mass casualty' and a governor‑appointed investigator could require districts to waive privileges; he proposed a special meeting once language is clarified.
Superintendent Kirby used his report to alert the board to concerns about recently authorized safety and mental health funding and its accompanying language. He said the program could bring significant dollars to districts (he cited a hypothetical maximum of about $1,200,000 if every eligible district applied) but raised worries about an unclear definition of "mass…
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