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SRO details safety upgrades as district previews May technology millage, staff wellness session

Mason Consolidated Schools Board of Education · October 1, 2025
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Summary

SRO Bill Rollins outlined equipment upgrades, training, building changes and classroom "go bags"; the superintendent previewed a May technology millage renewal and a Nov. 3 staff wellness session with Dr. Dana Schon hosted by Monroe Missionary Baptist Church.

During the Oct. 1, 2025 meeting, School Resource Officer Bill Rollins summarized safety and security improvements made over the past several years, including updated equipment, additional staff training, building modifications, newly supplied "go bags" in every classroom and routine practice drills.

The Superintendent’s report highlighted tenure recognitions for teachers Stephanie Wistinghausen and Jordyn Rimmer, noted district participation in the Monroe County Community Foundation Philanthropy Playoffs, and previewed a staff professional-development session on Nov. 3 featuring Dr. Dana Schon to help teachers address stress and workload concerns. The superintendent also advised that voters will be asked in May to renew the district’s Technology Millage, which the minutes describe as the primary funding source for classroom technology.

District staff announced conversations with Lockout USA to complete additional safety assessments for stadium and field areas. The minutes list several community donations supporting school activities and programming.

The minutes do not include detailed timelines or fiscal estimates for the Lockout USA assessments or the potential millage amount to be proposed in May.