District updates crisis-response plan; board adopts new digital-image and transportation protocols
The board adopted a revised crisis-response plan that adds a quick-reference roles check, an illicit/nonconsensual digital-images protocol, a district transportation-accident protocol and separate administrative-hold procedures; the district will disseminate the plan to emergency personnel and train staff on nonviolent crisis intervention.
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District administrators presented a revised crisis-response plan that the board adopted after a short discussion. Key additions include a quick-reference roll-and-responsibilities checklist for emergency drill roles, an illicit/nonconsensual digital-images protocol added after recent incidents, a transportation-accident protocol developed with law enforcement input, and a separation of administrative-hold procedures from lockdown protocols to reduce confusion in implementation.
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