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District reports staffing gaps, thanks Navasota PD and places Stop the Bleed kits in classrooms
Summary
Human-resources and safety staff told trustees the district has several open positions (pre-K, reading teacher, occupational therapist), thanked the Navasota Police Department for assistance with a threat, and said the district purchased 300 Stop the Bleed kits for classrooms.
Derek Bowman presented the Human Resources and Safety report Oct. 21, identifying key staffing needs and safety measures. He reported that High Point needs a pre-K teacher, the junior high needs a reading teacher and the COOP program needs an occupational therapist. Bowman also thanked the Navasota Police Department for assistance after a threat the district addressed.
On safety equipment, Bowman said the district purchased 300 Stop the Bleed kits to place in classrooms. Trustees did not take public comment on these items; staffing vacancies and safety equipment purchases will be handled through human-resources and operations processes.
