Bagley board adopts ALICE active-shooter training program
Summary
The Bagley Public Schools Board voted 7-0 on Sept. 15 to adopt the ALICE Active Shooter Response training program districtwide and directed implementation to proceed.
The Bagley Public Schools Board of Education voted unanimously Sept. 15 to adopt the ALICE Active Shooter Response training program for the district.
The motion to adopt the ALICE program was made by John Gerbracht and seconded by Wendy Fultz; the minutes record a 7-0 vote in favor. The district will proceed with implementation steps as approved by the board. The minutes do not specify a rollout timeline or budget for the training; those details were not provided at the meeting and remain to be set by district administrators.
Board members did not record an extended discussion in the minutes; the adoption is recorded as a formal board action to enhance district safety preparedness.
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