Safe Schools

Gun Violence and Prevention Efforts - A message from Superintendent Mary Jane Burke - February 2018

In light of the recent events and conversations around gun violence and prevention efforts, Superintendent Mary Jane Burke has provided the an email and pertinent documents.  Two workshops have been scheduled at MCOE to focus on active shooter procedures, protocols and best practices.  These workshops, held March 2nd and March 5th, are open to school administrators, teachers and staff and will be conducted by our law enforcement partners.

​Updates in School Safety Plans

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson provided information about updates in School Safety Plan Compliance Audit.

AB 1719 Compression Only CPR Training for School Staff (train the trainer)

As you are aware, AB1719 goes into effect July 1, 2018 and defines "Compression-Only-CPR" as a high school graduation requirement.  This new legislation will impact our 2018-19 graduating class, and graduates moving forward. With the assistance of the Marin County Emergency Medical Services  (EMS) Agency several of our high schools in Marin have conducted (or are scheduled  to conduct) pilot training programs utilizing a team of EMS volunteers, and capturing some of next year's graduates.

As we prepare for the 2018-19 school year, Marin County EMS is now offering a series of "train the trainer" classes this Spring, Summer and Fall at Marin County Office of Education, available to all school staff who may be involved in providing training for students moving forward into the next school year and beyond.