CMS Hosts First Safety Summit for Parents and Community

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools is set to host its first-ever safety summit for parents and students on Tuesday evening. The event will take place at E.E. Waddell High School from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., offering a unique opportunity for families and community members to come together and focus on the critical issue of school safety and student wellbeing.

The two-hour summit is designed to foster open dialogue and collaboration between educators, parents, and local organizations. Attendees can expect a variety of activities, including a panel discussion featuring experts in education, mental health, and public safety. This interactive session will provide insights into best practices for creating a secure and supportive learning environment.

In addition to the panel discussion, the event will feature information booths and resources from various community organizations. These resources will include practical tools such as gun locks, which are essential for promoting firearm safety in homes. The district is also expected to highlight details about its ongoing “Stronger Together Campaign,” which focuses on strengthening the bond between schools and the communities they serve.

The summit comes at a time when many schools across the country are reevaluating their approaches to safety and student support. With increasing concerns about violence, mental health, and academic performance, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools is taking a proactive step to engage parents and students in meaningful conversations about these issues.

Key Features of the Safety Summit

• Panel Discussion: Experts will share perspectives on how to create safer schools and support student wellbeing.
• Community Resources: Attendees will have access to various services and tools aimed at enhancing school safety.
• “Stronger Together Campaign” Details: The district will provide updates on initiatives designed to build stronger relationships between schools and the broader community.

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