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Board adopts Cardiac Emergency Response Plan, schedules CPR training
Summary
Superintendent Nathan Libbon said the CERP is required by MDE and backed by a grant; the board approved the 2026‑27 Cardiac Emergency Response Plan, including hands‑only CPR training and a new temperature‑controlled unit for field events.
The Cromwell‑Wright board approved the 2026‑27 Cardiac Emergency Response Plan (CERP) at its June 17 meeting. Superintendent Nathan Libbon told the board the plan is mandatory under MDE and that the district received a grant to help implement it.
Libbon said staff will receive hands‑only CPR training, a temperature‑controlled unit will be installed for field events, and a new response team will be trained. "We will also have a new temperature-controlled unit installed outside for field events. A new response team will be fully trained," the minutes record. The motion to approve the CERP was made by Shayne Korpela, seconded by Brian Granholm, and passed unanimously.
The board did not specify the grant amount in the minutes; staff will proceed with training and equipment installation as outlined in the plan.
