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Mitchell County Public Health briefs Riceville board on drug-prevention program, teletherapy and Narcan training
Summary
Mitchell County Public Health presented three health initiatives — 'Too Good For Drugs', school-based teletherapy and Narcan training — to the Riceville Community School District board on Aug. 18; the board took no formal vote on the programs at the meeting.
Mitchell County Public Health representatives told the Riceville Community School District Board of Education on Aug. 18 that they are offering three school-focused services: the 'Too Good For Drugs' prevention program, school-based teletherapy, and Narcan training for the school community. Jessa Ketelsen and Laura Huisman of Mitchell County Public Health were listed as attendees and were identified as the presenters.
The presenters listed each program to the board; the transcript records the three program names but does not include further program details, timelines, or requests for board action. Board members did not move or vote on funding or formal adoption of any of the programs during the meeting.
Superintendent Barb Schwamman and district staff were present for the presentation and heard the overview; Schwamman later reported on other operational items in the meeting, including technology updates and daycare operations. The public-health presentation was informational, and the board’s minutes show no formal motion or action related to the health programs at this meeting.
