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Employee association presents injuries, radio-call and corral-use data; public raises bus-assault concerns

Pendleton School District 16 Board of Directors · October 14, 2024
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Summary

Tammy Hillmick of OSEA reported pictures of injuries and statistics on radio calls and calm-down corral visits in the first 27 days of school; public commenters also raised IEP/safety-plan and bus assault concerns during public comment.

Tammy Hillmick, president of the local Oregon School Employees Association, told the board she focused on student and staff safety in the first 27 days of school and provided photographs of injuries and statistics on radio calls and calm-down corral visits. The transcript records those materials being presented to the board but does not include a verbatim data table in the minutes record.

During public comment Samantha Starkweather raised concerns about an IEP, Section 504 and a safety plan, and Tony Duncan spoke about assaults on buses. The board’s stated practice is to listen during public comment and not respond at the meeting; no corrective actions or assignments were recorded in the minutes on these public-comment items.