Chester County Schools have acquired 14 trauma bleed control kits through grant funding. These kits were delivered to schools Wednesday, Feb. 8, and will reinforce the schools’ commitment to safety and security of the students they serve. The hope is that these kits never have to be used, but schools are prepared if they are needed. Pictured are School Resource Officer Deputy Nathan Daniel and Safety Coordinator Dr. Steven Marise. They were able to have the kits prepared and delivered to schools shortly after the kits arrived in the district.
