The
responsibility of keeping our students and staff members safe
and healthy is not undertaken lightly at MCSC. The information
in the webpages listed is designed to give families information
about school policies and procedures designed to keep our students
safe and to show resources available to schools and families.
Our
safe environment programs are constantly being updated. The
school corporation regularly seeks Safe Haven grants to assist
with safety programs and equipment purchases. Each
Continuous School Improvement Plan also includes a safety
component. Questions regarding any of this information should
be referred to your school principal or, as appropriate,
school's student health services representative. For additional
information on any of the school system's safety plans, policies,
or
procedures,
contact
any
of the
following:
Name, Title
|
Building, Telephone Number
|
|
Rex Cook, Director of Safety
Jim Patrick, Maintenance/Facilities
Director
Susan Haynes, Community
Relations Director
|
MCSC Education Center
831-0950
|
|
Larry Goldsberry, Interim Transportation Director
|
MCSC Service Center
831-9220
|
Penny
Nemeth, RN, CPNP
Coordinator Student Health Services |
North
Madison Elementary
831-9214 |
It is the policy of the Mooresville Consolidated School Corporation to make every effort to provide a safe and healthy environment for all employees, students and visitors. No phase of our operations or administration is or shall be considered more important than health and safety. The prevention of illnesses, injuries and property damage is our primary concern. This can be accomplished if administration, staff, our community, students, and parents are committed to this purpose. Our administration and staff will plan for and make student safety its highest priority. The safety of our visitors will also be a high priority. Every effort will be made by our administration to provide our employees with the training and knowledge necessary to recognize the hazards associated with their work, as well as the means and knowledge to protect themselves. Employees in turn must practice safe work procedures and understand that working safely is a condition of employment.