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Safety committee endorses standardized student conduct report; board discusses Shield presence and elementary security
Summary
The Safety Committee reviewed a draft Student Conduct Report using 36 PowerSchool codes to standardize incident reporting; the board discussed Shield briefings, Avert training and the possibility of a Shield employee or blended SRO in elementary schools after a parent raised security concerns.
Ms. Bowman summarized the Safety Committee's review of a draft Student Conduct Report designed to give the board clearer visibility into student behavior by standardizing incident coding (36 PowerSchool codes). The committee supported the form and recommended principals use the codes to promote consistent reporting.
Committee discussion included successful Shield briefings, a proposed digital detox event, and Avert training protocol. Board members addressed a parent email alleging a lack of dedicated elementary security and discussed the district's partnership with Shield as well as the possibility of retaining an additional blended‑role school resource officer (SRO) in the future.
President Rachel Eichhorst noted the prolonged effort to produce the Behavior Report and said it was intended to improve board oversight and collaboration with administration. No policy change or personnel action was taken at the meeting; the topic remained an informational committee update with follow‑up implementation to be determined.
