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District cites Act 57, new ID rules and Raptor as it reviews security after a threat
Summary
The Tomorrow River School District board received safety updates calling for rapid policy changes tied to new state Act 57, stepped-up staff ID practices, consideration of the Raptor visitor-management system and preliminary discussions about a school resource officer following a recent threat.
Ryan, the district administrator leading safety updates, told the board the district must quickly adopt changes required by a new state law—referred to in the meeting as Act 57—covering grooming policies that apply to schools and government entities. "As soon as I meet with [the policy consultant], I'll share that with the full board because we're going to have to enact those right away," Ryan said.
Ryan outlined several immediate and near-term steps taken since a recent threat prompted debriefings: principals have met with staff in multiple formats to review emergency communications; staff are now expected to wear…
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