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District to Post Revised School Safety Plan to Include Dasha’s Law; 30-Day Review Begins
Summary
The board was told the district will post a revised districtwide school safety plan that includes Dasha’s Law (a requirement to track sudden cardiac arrest instances); the plan will be posted for a 30-day public review and returned to the board in January for reapproval.
District staff presented a revised districtwide school safety plan that incorporates provisions required by Dasha’s Law, and the board was notified the revised plan will be posted on the district website for a 30-day public review.
Ms. Fresenda, presenting the update, said "it requires the safety plans to include a measurement for sudden cardiac arrest instances." She said the administration will post the revised plan on the district website (on the athletics/health or safety page) and will ask the board to reapprove the plan after the 30-day posting period.
No formal board action was required at the meeting; trustees were informed of the posting and the timeline for reapproval in January. Ms. Fresenda invited questions and provided an administrative contact (Mr. Supple’s office) for follow-up during the public review period.
