clinton township school district 2019 calendar

“These assessments … tend to not only provide them with information on what they can do to improve their school-safety posture but they tend to lead to long-term dialogue between us, between law-enforcement agencies, the ISD and the school districts on how they can improve their school-safety posture overall,” he said.īurke, the county school safety coordinator and former Harper Woods Public Safety director, told The Macomb Daily in June: “We conduct a comprehensive study of the school. Lewis at the May meeting described the benefit of the districts hiring the county for assessments. He said the county performed risk-and-vulnerability assessments of about 150 of the public buildings in 14 districts as part of the 2019 program, and some of them will receive a second assessment.Īn unknown number of schools also have privately contracted for assessments, he said. The county has about 350 school public and private school buildings, of which about 270 are public, Lewis said. UCS officials “believe they will receive a better product and greater countywide cooperation by being part of the county’s program,” he added in a board document. They became very eager to come on board and participate in the program and we’re happy to have them aboard.” “The effort to get i there comes from long-standing discussions between out department – our school safety specialist and the ISD (Intermediate School District) to educate them on the importance of these programs, educate them on the value of the resources the county provides, and have them invite us when they heard we were doing (the other districts), when they heard about what the program is, what we’re going to deliver. Since then, the county has been working with UCS on related issues, “But this is the first time we’ve had an opportunity to go in their buildings and do these risk-and-vulnerability assessments,” Lewis said at the July meeting.

Clinton township school district 2019 calendar