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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2025 · 18 MIN

Building Safer, Healthier, and More Resilient Schools

from Learning in Lake Oswego · host Dr. Jennifer Schiele, Mary Kay Larson, Tony Vandenberg

In this episode of Learning in Lake Oswego, we sit down with Tony Vandenberg, LOSD’s Executive Director of Project Management, to discuss how our district is strengthening safety and resilience across all schools. Student safety and well-being are our top priority at all times. From secure entrances and advanced visitor management systems to seismic retrofits and modern HVAC upgrades, LOSD is making significant investments to ensure our schools are not only safer but also healthier and more resilient for the future.Dr. Jennifer Schiele, Superintendent, LOSDMary Kay Larson, Executive Director of Communications, LOSDTony Vandenberg, Executive Director of Project Management, LOSDLOSD Safety & Security InformationLOSD Capital Bond Improvement Program To learn more about the topics we discussed, ask a question, or share ideas for future episodes, please visit LOSDSchools.  org.  And remember to like and follow us wherever you get your podcasts.  Thank you for engaging with Learning in Lake Oswego. We appreciate your support and look forward to having you with us for our next episode.

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