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Administrators go back to school

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More than 300 educators from around the Clark County attended a conference in Camas focusing on student safety earlier this month. The event, organized by the Clark County Safe Schools Task Force, included discussion about cyberspace, bullying, child sex trafficking, suicide, drugs, gangs, rapid response and threat assessment.

Local school administrators, counselors and security officers recently went back to school to learn how to foster a safe environment for Clark County schools.

Clark County Safe Schools Task Force puts together a summit each summer that shares new information and insights with participants. Nine specialized seminars were offered on Aug. 6 during a four hour period; participants chose four to attend.

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