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Superintendent updates trustees on school safety efforts, cyberbullying and Bill 772
Summary
Superintendent Kamaljit Pannu briefed the board on recent safety work including partnerships with MCOE, the "One Pill Can Kill" campaign, and cyberbullying awareness; he also referenced State Bill 772 and a Drug Store Project follow-up.
Superintendent Kamaljit Pannu told trustees the district is advancing several school safety and prevention efforts at the May 12 meeting. He highlighted partnership activities with the Merced County Office of Education (MCOE), a gardening event, follow-up work tied to a Drug Store Project, the "One Pill Can Kill" and Knowledge Saves Lives campaigns, and ongoing cyberbullying awareness efforts. "The focus is on prevention and student safety," Pannu said during the update.
Pannu also referenced State Bill 772 in the context of district safety work; the transcript records the bill's name but does not supply detail about required district actions or funding. The board did not vote on safety policy during the meeting; the presentation was informational and intended to update trustees on ongoing programs and county partnerships with MCOE.
