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Superintendent reports noncredible school threat, seeks DOJ safety review as FEMA delays building work
Summary
Superintendent Aaron told the board a perceived threat at the high school was investigated and found not credible, apologized for slow communication, and said the district invited a Department of Justice safety official to review school safety protocols; he also described FEMA-driven delays and possible rebidding of parts of the building project.
Superintendent Aaron told the Cuba City School District board that an apparent threat reported this week was investigated and determined not to be credible. He apologized to families for the delay in public communication about the incident and said the district will move more quickly to share general information with parents in future situations.
"We will do a better job in providing parents general information quicker than we did," Aaron said, describing how rumors about…
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