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District recognizes safety training completion, wins Detroit Lions grant and promotes parent workshop
Summary
Superintendent Roper recognized Director of Safety Derek Lindsay for completing K-12 Threat Assessment Trainer certification, announced a $2,500 Detroit Lions grant for girls flag football and publicized a free Parenting Hacks workshop with dinner provided.
Superintendent Roper recognized Derek Lindsay, Director of Safety and Security, for completing Michigan State Police training to become a certified K-12 Threat Assessment Trainer. Roper also shared that the district received a $2,500 grant from the Detroit Lions to support the High School Girls Flag Football Program and that $750 was raised for the American Heart Association through the "Holly Has Heart" game.
Roper promoted an upcoming parent workshop, "Parenting Hacks for Raising Good Humans," led by Parent Outreach Coordinator Sydney Sinclair and Counselor Cheryl Price; the event will include a complimentary dinner provided by district food service. He also noted media coverage for the Middle School open house (two television and five online/print stories), an estimated reach of 16 million viewers and an advertising value equivalency the minutes list as $580,000.
