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Donors provide six anti‑choking devices to Henderson ISD; staff training to begin
Henderson ISD Board of Trustees · May 12, 2026
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Summary
Ali and Clint Case donated six anti‑choking devices for use on HISD campuses; Health and Wellness Coordinator Stephanie Gatlin said staff training on device usage will begin immediately.
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Health and Wellness Coordinator Stephanie Gatlin reported to the board that Ali and Clint Case donated six anti‑choking devices for Henderson ISD campuses to be used when the Heimlich maneuver is not effective at clearing a foreign object from a student’s airway.
Gatlin said staff training on device use will begin immediately. The board received the report as an informational item; the donation was included in the board packet.
