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Board observes moment of silence and superintendent commends crisis teams after two student deaths
Summary
At the Sept. 15 meeting Superintendent Kerhoulas led a moment of silence for two students the district recently lost and praised crisis teams for their response; the board acknowledged the difficult week.
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Superintendent Kerhoulas and President Laurie L. Oldford opened the meeting Sept. 15 by acknowledging the district's difficult week following the loss of two students and observing a moment of silence.
The minutes state that "A moment of silence in honor of the two students the District lost recently, with special acknowledgement of our crisis teams who did an incredible job." Kerhoulas specifically placed the district's crisis teams' response in his superintendent's report, noting their work in the aftermath. The minutes do not include further detail about the incidents, the students' identities, or subsequent actions beyond commending the crisis teams.
President Oldford also acknowledged the week and reminded parents about logistical items including an Early Release Day on Sept. 24 and the board's next regular meeting Oct. 20 at Port Huron High School's Performing Arts Center. The minutes record the board offering support and moving on to other agenda items but do not record any formal motions or directives tied to the moment of silence in the public record.
