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Superintendent: SB244 signage posted, fentanyl and naloxone trainings planned; teacher visa payment flagged
Summary
Superintendent Dave Novack told the Stanton County USD #452 board on March 11 that the district has posted bathroom signage to comply with SB244, will add fentanyl education and naloxone training next year, and is considering whether to cover an extra visa fee for teacher Kenneth Sibal.
Superintendent Dave Novack told the board March 11 several administrative items and compliance steps the district is taking.
Novack said the district has posted signs at bathroom entrances to reflect requirements in Senate Bill 244, stating the law "now mandates our schools to require sex assigned at birth bathrooms to be used," and that signage has been placed at entrances. He also said the district will institute two new back-to-school trainings beginning next year: one on fentanyl education and one on naloxone availability at each school.
Novack asked the board to decide who should pay an extra visa fee for teacher Kenneth Sibal, who received only a one-year visa while three other teachers received three-year visas. The minutes record praise for Sibal’s recent World Leader Summit Award and note administrators complimented his work in upper-level high school math, but do not show a final board decision on who will cover the visa cost.
Novack also requested that teachers complete inventory sheets so the district’s insurance representative can document items that would need replacement in the event of loss.
The board did not record a formal vote tied to SB244 compliance or the planned trainings; those were reported as administrative steps.
