Milford schools to discuss possible security upgrades tonight

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Tonight the Milford Board of Education will be addressing school security as part of their regular business meeting. I will be present and you can follow me live on Twitter @nhrbmccready.

School security has clearly come into focus since last month's Newtown school shooting.

What security upgrades do you feel are necessary at the Milford schools? Let me know by posting a comment here.

Thanks,

Brian McCready
Metro Editor 

Here is the agenda for the meeting

MILFORD BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
Parsons Complex, Milford Board of Education
January 14, 2013
7:00 – 9:00 P.M.
I. Call to Order
II. Student Reports
1. Jonathan Law High School – Ratan Manohar & Hayley Soulier
2. Joseph A. Foran High School – Alexandra Corsi & Hamsa Ganapathi
III. Public Comment
PUBLIC COMMENT
Speakers may offer objective comments about school operations and programs. The Board encourages speakers not to express personal complaints or defamatory comments about the Milford Board of Education personnel or any person associated with the Milford Public School System. Security issues and matters relating to negotiations/grievances will not be permitted. Consistent with the principles of the Federal Education Right to Privacy Act, discussion of students is prohibited absent parental waiver.
IV. Chair's Report – Mrs. Casey
V. Superintendent’s Report – Dr. Feser
1. School Safety/Security, an Update – Dr. Feser
2. Superintendent’s Proposed 2013-14 Budget – Dr. Feser
3. Quarterly Budget Report – Mr. Richetelli
4. Human Resources Report – Mrs. Kopazna
VI. Consent Agenda Items
1. Disbursement Report
2. Consideration of Minutes
a. December 10, 2012 Business Meeting
4. Acceptance of Phase III Hazardous Material Abatement Project at Foran High School
5. Acceptance of Phase II Lead and Asbestos Abatement Project at Foran High School

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