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Board holds first reading of cardiac emergency response plan; school nurse credited for training
Summary
The board conducted the first reading of a cardiac emergency response policy and praised school nurse Charlene Miller for organizing CPR training and selecting building response teams; final approval is scheduled for August.
The board held the first reading of a new cardiac emergency response plan policy and asked a staff presenter to outline next steps.
Tim presented the policy and said the district has been putting the plan in place and that nurses and staff have run training sessions. He credited school nurse Charlene Miller for organizing training across district buildings and said building teams of trained staff have been selected. Tim told the board the policy will have additional readings at the next two board meetings and is scheduled for final approval in August.
Board members were asked to review the policy draft over the coming weeks and bring questions to the July meeting. Presenters noted strong staff volunteer interest in being part of building response teams.
Why it matters: the policy establishes protocols and trained staff teams intended to improve outcomes in school cardiac emergencies and formalizes training and team selection across buildings.
What's next: the policy returns for additional readings and a final vote in August.
