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Superintendent reports crisis response, grants and expedited Broadway House purchase
Summary
Superintendent Tim Crider told the board April 2 the district activated crisis protocols after a student death March 20, provided ongoing counseling with local partners, and announced grants and an expedited Broadway House acquisition; PTA food boxes aided 18 families over spring break.
Superintendent Tim Crider briefed the board April 2 on several district matters. He said the district responded to the loss of a student on March 20 by activating crisis protocols and partnering with local agencies to provide immediate and ongoing counseling support. The minutes note coordination with Coos Health & Wellness and Waterfall Community Health Center to ensure counseling continuity during upcoming transitions.
Crider also reported program and facilities updates: Hillcrest PTA provided food assistance to 18 families over spring break using a National PTA grant; two Hillcrest teachers received Fund for Teachers fellowships for study in Italy and Greece; the district received a Dairy West Power Up Pack grant to upgrade mobile meal equipment; and the Broadway House purchase has been expedited with cleanup and demolition planning to begin after closing. The minutes also list seven Teacher of the Year nominations and upcoming staff appreciation events.
