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Mister Scott of the chief-of-staff office described the SRP as replacing code words and colors with plain-language, actionable commands — \"hold, secure, lockdown, evacuate and shelter\" — and said the protocol aligns with recommendations from the district's 2019 safety assessment and the National Incident Management System. \"This is the way we need to go,\" Scott told the board, summarizing the district's rationale.

Scott said the district will not flip to the SRP immediately. The 2025–26 school year will be used as a runway for outreach, training and community education; the district plans quadrant-by-quadrant training across the county and intends to fully replace the existing color-coded system the following year. He said the SRP offers an \"all hazards\" approach and provides an in-between protective action the district lacked under the previous code-red/code-yellow framework.

Board member Amy Mahaffey moved to accept the proposal; Vice Chair Swanson seconded. Members asked about rollout, public-facing materials for families and students of different ages, and costs. Scott said using the SRP itself carries no licensing fee to the district; the I Love You Guys Foundation does offer on-site training at a cost if the foundation provides instructors. \"There is some discussion about bringing them back here,\" Scott said. He added that the district's plan is to train staff, students and families over a year rather than immediately replacing existing protocols.

Board members generally supported the adoption as an enhancement to existing tools. Vice Chair Swanson framed the protocol as part of a broader community effort to keep schools safe: \"This is a reminder, a good reminder for families,\" he said, citing safe storage of firearms and partnerships with local law enforcement.

The board approved the motion by voice vote. The MOU and rollout plan will guide district training and coordination with school leaders, SROs and local emergency responders.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","2025-08-19 Board Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","The Wake County Board of Education approved a memorandum of understanding to adopt the I Love You Guys Foundation standard response protocol (SRP) as an enhancement to existing emergency procedures, with a phased rollout and training planned during the 2025–26 school year.","taxTitle","Wake County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina","taxId",14083,"location","North Carolina","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6491210,"Wake County board approves naming Fuquay Varina football field for coach Graham Myrick",463,312000,775000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5603717-e9d12f3b98332464cc365afaabae41c5&start=312&end=775","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5603717-e9d12f3b98332464cc365afaabae41c5/thumbnail_312000.jpg","/articles/6491210/North-Carolina/Wake-County-board-approves-naming-Fuquay-Varina-football-field-for-coach-Graham-Myrick","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6491210-c3a635e01a41bb0276c2355aa7f038cc/orig.mp4?Expires=1770830913&Signature=S~AeFnEYtHV5xq9oGnt-75AcTqfd-0Tzx07AXaZXkuEcVVZd8OzEh5tOkXpTH8ZLYc5GbfrlHK0lFXpuf3FCnbRH0z9IttD98TLk5whMi8YuhEluStiScqnpETMfKTMYlg00j9KmV-5AtCY6ibkevac6liRNjqIIVQUkccwXlrLtBw~4p39xHNHgEXNav0FvN7TrnQmhR0TetnqV3L2u-H9rY5iexfqHdkbD5vtwk74bPCyUnV5k7QuTz2oRmuDBSxi-eunwRp-sR0r2vqtnjEjGQKwgdACs4WD5Ludoz1vBobFATTV05tVzAceh-8wl-I9FwGpHC9r0Xl2kdV4x1A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Wake County Board of Education on Aug. 19 approved a request to name the football field at Fuquay Varina High School \"Graham Myrick Field at Bengal Stadium.\" The board adopted the naming by voice vote after a presentation by the school and a motion from board member Amy Mahaffey.

Principal Mike James told the board that the request comes as Fuquay Varina High School marks the 50th anniversary of its current campus at 201 Bridal Boulevard. James said the proposal comes from the Fuquay Varina High School Athletic Boosters Club and honors Graham Myrick, who began teaching and coaching in 1964 and served as the school's physical education teacher, athletic director and coach for decades. \"I would hope that I'm remembered as a hardworking teacher and coach who loved the community and the students,\" coach Myrick said during the meeting.

James confirmed that the request meets Wake County Public School System Board policy 9300 for naming facilities and said the booster club will work with WCPSS facilities staff so any fiscal implications are covered by private donations and the boosters. \"At this time, we are requesting the board's approval to name the football field, Graham Myrick Field at Bengal Stadium,\" James said.

Board member Amy Mahaffey moved to accept the naming request; another member seconded. Board members spoke in favor, noting the school's milestone anniversary and Myrick's multi-decade service. An oral vote was taken and the motion passed.

The board recessed briefly after the vote to allow school representatives and Coach Myrick to commemorate the moment.

The action was recorded as an item on the board's action agenda and will be reflected in district records under the school facility naming policy.","The Wake County Board of Education voted to name the Fuquay Varina High School football field \"Graham Myrick Field at Bengal Stadium.\" The board was presented with the request by school leaders and heard that the athletic booster club will cover related costs.","actionData","errors"]

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Wake County board adopts 'standard response protocol' from I Love You Guys Foundation for emergency response

Wake County board approves naming Fuquay Varina football field for coach Graham Myrick