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Board holds first reading of student-health policy and discusses CPR/AED training
Summary
The board held a first reading of policy 3410 (student health/health records) and discussed staff CPR/first-aid certification and AED availability; the first reading was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote with no numeric tally provided in the transcript.
Staff presented policy 3410 for a first reading; the proposal clarified maintenance of student health records and procedures for handling isolation and food-temperature practices used in the district’s health services. A board member moved to adopt the first reading and the motion was seconded.
Discussion focused on operational elements: whether staff have required certifications, the district’s AED locations and training cadence. Staff explained most staff are CPR/first-aid certified and that CPR recertification happens on a two-year cycle; the district also noted the location of defibrillators (one near the Commons and one in the office/nurse area).
The board called for a voice vote and the meeting recorded an affirmative vote reported as unanimous "Aye," though individual roll-call tallies were not listed in the transcript. Board members asked staff to clarify certification documentation and how training would be scheduled and tracked.
"Virtually all of our staff have been trained in CPR first aid and as part of that...we don't have this now," one board speaker said during the discussion about institutionalizing requirements and training cycles.
The first reading was recorded as approved by voice vote; staff will follow up with additional details on certification records and AED placement as part of ongoing implementation work.
