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DeKalb ISD Recognized for Commitment to Workplace Safety and Cost Control
KennyonApril 9, 2024
DeKalb ISD Recognized for Commitment to Workplace Safety and Cost Control

Claims Administrative Services, Inc. (CAS) is proud to announce that DeKalb ISD, one

of more than 350 Texas school districts and colleges participating in the CAS workers’

compensation risk pool program, recently received a safety award reserved for

members who achieve superior loss control results.

DeKalb ISD was formally recognized by CAS at its annual client appreciation event held

during the 2024 TASA Midwinter Conference on January 28th in Austin, Texas. The Billy

E. Hibbs Safety Award was presented for success in implementing safety programs

designed to minimize losses and control workers’ compensation costs.

In recognition of its achievement, the district received a $500 Annie Ozella Jones

Scholarship that it can award to a deserving student of its choosing. Congratulations to

all employees of DeKalb ISD for their dedication to workplace safety.

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