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Safety committee report flags student-on-staff incidents and proposes recognition program
Summary
A safety committee report presented a root-cause analysis of incidents since July, found student-on-staff injury as a leading cause, and proposed an "Eagle Coins" recognition program plus community-awareness outreach.
The extracurricular activities and safety committees reported a new metric-driven analysis of incidents dating back to July. Committee members said the data are being used for root-cause analysis and recommended corrective actions to reduce injuries.
A committee member said the analysis showed that a primary cause of events was students injuring faculty, calling that outcome "completely unacceptable." The committee proposed two follow-up efforts: an "Eagle Coins" recognition initiative to reward staff and students who improve safety, and a community-awareness project to publicize the CSAG (committee) process, led by Cheryl.
Board members thanked the committee for the data-driven approach and asked for follow-up reporting at the next committee meeting.
