Special School Board Safety Meeting Tomorrow
SPECIAL SAFETY MEETING AT 2:30 TUESDAYAccording to a message from Laura Boss, Director of District Communication, the Newport-Mesa Unified School District Board of Education will hold a special meeting tomorrow, Tuesday, December 18, 2012 at 2:30 p.m. to discuss school safety issues. The meeting will be held at NMUSD headquarters.
This meeting, in response to the tragedy last week in Newtown, Connecticut, will be a roundtable conversation on the district's safety efforts. There will be input from Costa Mesa Police Chief Gazsi and Newport Beach Deputy Chief McGill. The public's participation is invited. This seems to be a good opportunity to ask about the School Resource Officer program, for example. (Photo credit - Shannon Hicks/AP)
LIVE ON CHANNEL 26, AND MORE
The meeting will be broadcast live in Costa Mesa via Channel 26 on Time Warner Cable and Channel 99 on ATT U-Verse. It will be replayed in Newport Beach. Additionally, it can be viewed via recorded media at https://nmusd-ca.schoolloop.com/boardagendas within 2-3 days following the meeting. The City of Costa Mesa will receive the digital information and post it in the rotation on Costa Mesa Television, Channel 24 and make it available via their granicus archived video feeds on The City web site.
COPIES AVAILABLE
All Board meetings are taped and are available to be checked out at no charge through the Office of the Superintendent. If you provide a blank DVD they will burn a copy for you at no charge.
MORE INFO
Additional information can be obtained from the Office of the Superintendent at 714-424-5030.
Labels: NMUSD, School Resource Officers
posted by The Pot Stirrer at 12/17/2012 03:30:00 PM
5 Comments:
I say we make emotional decisions without any facts. Rather than utilize Reserve Officers I say we use regular cops so that in 10 years when new ideas and technology os available we have burdened our kids with big fat pensjon obligations, bumping rights, and many other unsolved issues.
CM4RG, are you with me?
Troll:
"I say we make emotional decisions without any facts. Rather than utilize Reserve Officers I say we use regular cops so that in 10 years when new ideas and technology os available we have burdened our kids with big fat pensjon obligations, bumping rights, and many other unsolved issues.
CM4RG, are you with me?"
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Anyone know if Fitzy has found full-time work?
I would guess that the bad spelling belongs to Mike Gilbert,,,aka Husker et al...
I don't think Mike is exactly back in the fold. He suffured a koolade allergy and had a really violent reaction, he cut the strings to his puppeteers. Unless it was justa case of temporary sanity.
I remember in May '98 three teens used a homemade bomb to blow up a pay phone at Estancia in the middle of the night. Luckily, this incident occured when the students and school staff were not in session...
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