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District plans repeat of 9-1-1 program and expands Stop the Bleed training
Summary
Scurry-Rosser ISD reported a March 5 9-1-1 program for elementary students and completed Stop the Bleed training for grades 7–12 with 60 participants; officials plan further expansion next year.
District staff recapped an elementary 9-1-1 program held March 5, 2026, saying teachers and students responded positively and the district plans to deliver the program again and target 4th- and 5th-grade students next year.
School nurse Tammy Orman reported Stop the Bleed training was offered for grades 7–12 and that 60 seventh- and eighth-graders participated. The committee discussed sustaining these trainings and expanding them to additional grades.
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