'Open Forum' School Safety Discussion Scheduled In Cranford

CRANFORD, NJ - An opem form to discuss school safety initiatives is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 25 in the Cranford High School auditorium.

Superintendent Scott Rubin said the meeting is part of the Cranford School District’s commitment to provide safety updates, as well as an open forum for the community to have input into the District's safety initiatives.

The meeting will be presented in partnership with the Cranford Police Department, Cranford Fire Department, and Cranford’s Office of Emergency Management.

Additionally, as part of the strategic planning wellness initiative, Cranford Public Schools has been awarded a grant through Sandy Hook Promise, to provide information and training on a Signs of Suicide Prevention Program. The training program for parents/guardians about the warning signs of youth suicide and how to intervene will be provided immediately following the District safety presentation.

"Safety is a shared responsibility; the District and our Public Safety Partners rely on stakeholder input to help inform safety and security measures for our schools," Rubin said. "We greatly appreciate your partnership."

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