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Scurry‑Rosser ISD adopts three‑year wellness plan from SHAC
Summary
The board approved a new wellness plan developed by the School Health Advisory Council (SHAC); the committee used the prior plan to set new goals and presented it to trustees.
The Scurry‑Rosser ISD Board approved a wellness plan from the district’s School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) on Feb. 23.
Dr. Blaylock said Heather Jestis and the SHAC committee produce a new plan every three years; Jestis told trustees the committee used the previous plan to develop new goals. The motion to approve the wellness plan was made by Drew Sloan, seconded by Catherine Yates, and passed 6–0 with one absent.
The minutes do not list each new goal in the plan; they state the plan replaces the prior three‑year plan and was developed by SHAC using that earlier document as a basis.
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