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Decatur ISD board adopts SHAC-recommended suicide-prevention programs
Summary
The board approved School Health Advisory Council recommendations to adopt Random Acts of Kindness, Erika's Lighthouse and Sandy Hook Promise as suicide-prevention resources for the district; motion passed 7–0.
The Decatur ISD Board of Trustees voted April 21 to approve School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) recommendations to adopt three suicide-prevention resources for district use: Random Acts of Kindness, Erika's Lighthouse and Sandy Hook Promise. Trustee Matt Joiner moved for approval and Trustee Jeremy Duncan seconded; the motion passed 7–0.
The minutes list the three resources by name as the SHAC's recommendations but do not record additional implementation details, timelines, or budget allocations; the board's approval places the resources on the district's list for consideration in school health programming.
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