The email from #Boulder High School in response to exploding propane tanks:
Dear Boulder High School Families and Staff,
As you may have seen in the media, there have been several fires that Boulder Fire Department has had to put out in the tent encampments, just outside…1/
Dear Boulder High School Families and Staff,
As you may have seen in the media, there have been several fires that Boulder Fire Department has had to put out in the tent encampments, just outside…1/
…of the western boundary of our school property. In the first case on Friday, student athletes were running on the multi-use path when they had to turn back after spotting the fire. On Tuesday, student-athletes were practicing at Recht Field when the fire started. 2/
…This fire resulted in students being evacuated from the field and canceling practice.
Given these developments, we are working with our partners in the City of Boulder to increase measures to ensure the safety of our students. 3/
Given these developments, we are working with our partners in the City of Boulder to increase measures to ensure the safety of our students. 3/
Regularly patrolling our campus is standard practice, with our school based security staff monitoring the exterior of our campus on a daily basis. Starting tomorrow, BVSD Security will be increasing their presence on campus to monitor the primary paths adjacent to campus…4/
…that students use to get to and from school.
The City of Boulder will be implementing changes to their unsanctioned campsite clean-up practices within the next few weeks and will update city council and the community about these efforts at the April 13th council meeting. 5/
The City of Boulder will be implementing changes to their unsanctioned campsite clean-up practices within the next few weeks and will update city council and the community about these efforts at the April 13th council meeting. 5/
As the city shared in a recent message regarding this situation, if you See Something concerning, Say Something:
If, at any time, any community member believes there is an immediate threat to his/her/their safety or the safety of another person, we ask they call 9-1-1… 6/
If, at any time, any community member believes there is an immediate threat to his/her/their safety or the safety of another person, we ask they call 9-1-1… 6/
…A police officer will respond and take appropriate action. If a community member sees something that is concerning but not necessarily threatening, we encourage use of the 303-441-3333 police line, which is a non-emergency phone number. 7/
Conspicuously absent, once again, is leadership verbalizing their understanding of negative impact this has had on students and parents alike. Considering the proximity of BHS to @NaropaU the principal may want to walk over and take a class on attunement.
It’s a thing.
It’s a thing.
@threadreaderapp please unroll.
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