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District reports strong HIB self-assessment, scores 75 of 78
Summary
Administrators presented the district’s annual Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying self-assessment, reporting a score of 75 out of 78 and noting areas for expanded community programming and external-trainer use.
Administrators told the board the district’s annual HIB self-assessment resulted in a score of 75 out of a possible 78 points, a rating they described as "very high" and indicative of compliance and robust practices.
The presenter said the self-assessment reviews multiple domains, including staff training, reporting procedures, school-safety-team meetings and program offerings. The district said strengths include consistent training and strong internal capacity; the presentation identified two notable shortfalls: insufficient community-level programming (two points lost in that area) and the personnel category (one point lost for not bringing in outside trainers for certain staff training).
Board members asked whether the district receives external feedback with the submission. The presenter described an internal scoring process based on criteria across eight or nine areas and said the district documents examples of programs, meeting frequency, and staff training to support scores. Administrators said the HIB report will be posted on the district website as public information.
