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Hononegah staff seek approval to join regional crisis reunification team MOU with ROE #4
Summary
The committee reviewed a proposed MOU with Boone-Winnebago Regional Reunification Team (ROE #4) to coordinate student reunification after a major crisis; staff noted coordination with fire and police after the Chemtool site became unavailable, distributed new emergency posters, and said a drill video is coming.
Michael Dugan presented a proposed Memorandum of Understanding between Boone-Winnebago Regional Reunification Team (Office of Education #4) and Hononegah Community High School District #207 to participate in coordinated regional crisis reunification. Dugan said the MOU defines roles, responsibilities and commitments of ROE4 and participating districts in managing student reunification after a significant crisis affecting a school in Boone or Winnebago County.
Dugan noted staff are coordinating with local fire and police because the nearby Chemtool site is no longer available for evacuations, new emergency-procedure posters have been distributed to classrooms, and a drill video is expected. He also said the district may opt out of the MOU at any time. The committee listed the MOU for action on the public agenda; no final approval was recorded in the committee meeting minutes.
