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Board approves Threat Assessment Management Plan required by state law
Summary
The board approved the 2025-26 Threat Assessment Management Plan, which must be board-approved and delivered to the regional office of education under Public Act 102-0791; a follow-up meeting with local police and the threat assessment team will occur before the school year begins.
The board approved an updated Threat Assessment Management Plan for the 2025-26 school year. Board member Dane Richards moved to approve the plan and Joseph Rediger seconded; the motion passed 6-0.
The plan, which the board received in its packet, includes step-by-step guidance for assessing and responding to threats in a school setting. Superintendent Brett Elliott said the plan must be board-approved by the first day of school per Public Act 102-0791 and will be delivered to the regional office of education (ROE); a follow-up meeting with local police and threat assessment team members is planned before staff training begins.
