Solano County Grand Jury
• 2023-2024
Solano County Public Schools Post-pandemic and Safety Measures
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Findings and Recommendations 5 findings
F1
– Although districts have an explicit locked door policy to ensure student security, it 189 is not uniformly enforced. 190 191
No recommendations for this finding
F2
– Camera placement varies from site to site with some areas having no coverage. 195 196
Related Recommendations (1)
R2
– Schools should obtain more cameras to increase the scope of coverage to 197 increase students' safety. 198 199
F3
– The majority of schools have a "single point of entry" process which benefits the 200 safety of the community and students. 201 202
Related Recommendations (1)
R3
– The single point of entry process be adopted by all of the public schools 203 in Solano County. 204 205
F4
-RAPTOR and Envoy systems are used to identify any person entering schools and to notify staff. These programs are limited to a few schools. 206 207 208
Related Recommendations (1)
R4
– All schools be equipped with these or similar programs to prevent the 209 access of undesirable persons. 210 211
F5
– Some schools have areas such as a wellness center/quiet/calming corners for 212 students to access where they can regain focus and composure. 213 214
Related Recommendations (1)
R5
– All schools establish a calming/refuge area with dedicated mental health staffing available for students. 215 216 217 COMMENTS 218 219 Solano County school districts have utilized COVID-19 funds effectively to ensure the safety 220 and well-being of students and staff. 228
Comments 1
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CO1218 219 Solano County school districts have utilized COVID-19 funds effectively to ensure the safety 220 and well-being of students and staff. 228