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Sewanhaka board approves district safety plan, outlines AED training and cardiac emergency steps
Summary
The Sewanhaka Central High School District board closed a public hearing and approved an updated district‑wide school safety plan that adds cardiac emergency response planning (CERP), a program of AED location mapping, signage, expanded training and live drills; staff said the district has 56 AEDs and will expand training with partners including the American Red Cross.
The Sewanhaka Central High School District Board of Education on Monday closed a public hearing and approved an updated district‑wide school safety plan that adds cardiac emergency response planning and a districtwide push to make automated external defibrillators (AEDs) accessible and better known to staff and students.
Scott Green, the district's administrative assistant to the superintendent, told the board the plan implements cardiac emergency response plans (CERP) required under recent state changes and aligns building‑level teams with the New York State Education Department and Nassau BOCES.…
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