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In Moore, a way forward from devastation By: Kathryn McNutt The Journal Record August 2, 2021
Joe Dowd, interim editor of The Journal Record, is joined by Dustin Horstkoetter and Robert Romines with Moore Public Schools and Tony Yanda of The Boldt Co. for a discussion about school safety. (JR screen shot)
Moore Public Schools has come a long way in ensuring the safety of its students since an EF5 tornado tragically ended a May school day in 2013, Superintendent Robert Romines said during Friday’s JR/Now webinar.
“We’re so far ahead of where we were eight years ago, and I’m happy to say we are a trendsetter in that regard,” he said. “We have a lot of districts that lean on us and ask questions and we’re always happy to help.”