Safety at schools is focus of recent educational summit

Submitted on June 16, 2011
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By Barbara Watkins | bwatkins@archstl.org
Lois Vollmer,left, assisted her fire partner, Barbara Ford to put out a demonstration fire during the Health and Safety Summit for area Catholic schools, held June 9 at John F. Kennedy Catholic High School in Manchester. The event was sponsored by the archdiocesan Catholic Education Office. Vollmer is from Sacred Heart School in Florissant, Ford teaches at Holy Infant School in Ballwin.
Lois Vollmer,left, assisted her fire partner, Barbara Ford to put out a demonstration fire during the Health and Safety Summit for area Catholic schools, held June 9 at John F. Kennedy Catholic High School in Manchester. The event was sponsored by the archdiocesan Catholic Education Office. Vollmer is from Sacred Heart School in Florissant, Ford teaches at Holy Infant School in Ballwin.
Sid Hastings
"Our goal is to make schools as safe as possible," said David Shelton, director of administrative services in the Catholic Education Office, at the second annual archdiocesan Health and Safety Summit, held June 9 at John F. Kennedy Catholic High School in Manchester.

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