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School board approves MOU and multiple policy updates, staff detail epinephrine rollout

Meridian School District school board · December 19, 2024
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Summary

The Meridian School District board approved an MOU with the University of Saint Augustine and second reviews of policies on infectious disease (34-14), anaphylaxis response (34-20), employment/volunteer disclosure (5005) and transportation (6600). Staff said each school will receive two epinephrine autoinjectors and that Narcan updates are underway.

The Meridian School District board on Dec. 18 approved an MOU for an occupational-therapy clinical partnership with the University of Saint Augustine and completed second reviews of several district policies.

Chair moved and members seconded approval of the MOU; the motion carried on a voice vote. The board then approved policy and procedure 34-14 on infectious diseases and policy/procedure 34-20 addressing anaphylaxis prevention and response after trustees asked staff about supply timelines and replenishment. A second review and approval of policy 5005 (employment and volunteer disclosure, certification requirements and assurances) and policy 6600 (transportation) were also adopted by voice votes.

On supplies related to anaphylaxis, a staff member said each building will receive two epinephrine autoinjectors at age-appropriate dosages, that the initial two pens per school were provided at no cost, and that refills are expected to be available at no cost; staff anticipated receipt after the winter/spring break period. The staff update also noted work to update Narcan availability across schools.

None of the formal motions recorded speaker-by-speaker roll-call votes in the public transcript; all approvals were taken by voice vote after motions and seconds.

The board moved on to finance and superintendent reports after completing these actions.