Bay Village Schools Superintendent Scot Prebles is gearing up for the new school year with a focus on safety, security, and individualized attention for students. With about 2,330 students set to begin classes on August 19, the district is implementing a transitional program for kindergarten students to help them adjust to the school environment.
Prebles emphasized the importance of creating a culture that is inclusive and offers opportunities for students to excel in their gifts and talents. The district is also placing a strong emphasis on safety measures, including a close partnership with a School Resource Officer, upgraded surveillance cameras, and anonymous tiplines for reporting concerns.
In addition to safety measures, the district is also prioritizing communication with parents and the community. Committees have been formed to ensure that information is shared in a timely and responsive manner, and that any questions or concerns are addressed promptly.
Prebles highlighted the district’s collaborative approach, which includes input from parents, seniors, students, and staff members. This approach has received high praise from law enforcement officials, who have commended the district for its efforts to create a safe and secure learning environment.
As students prepare to return to school, Prebles emphasized the district’s commitment to providing a well-rounded education that meets the academic, social, and emotional needs of all students. With a focus on individualized attention and a strong emphasis on safety and security, the Bay Village Schools are poised for a successful start to the new school year.
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