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District safety lead outlines truancy protocols, reunification plans and athletics admission questions
Summary
Safety coordinator Andy Huber briefed the board on truancy protocols, key/fob access, table-top exercises and districtwide distribution of 'Stop the Bleed' kits; he also raised ticketing and supervision questions for athletics and said online ticketing could add $1 to ticket price.
Andy Huber, the district's safety lead, told the board on Sept. 24 that the district oversees truancy protocols, manages key/fob access across buildings and is coordinating with first responders to develop reunification plans.
Huber said the district conducts table-top exercises with first responders with a goal of holding three such exercises per building. He reported that "Stop the Bleed" kits are being distributed across the district to support emergency response. Huber also raised operational questions about athletics admissions — including age limits, free student access and ticket-taker staffing — and noted the district is evaluating an online ticketing option that may add $1 to ticket prices.
The presentation was descriptive rather than decision-oriented; the board requested additional details on athletics supervision and cost implications and asked staff to follow up with specifics.
