Safety

• The school will send automated emails, phone calls, and text messages via Messages XR-E as soon and as often as possible. 
• PLEASE DO NOT CALL the school in response to an automated message. Communication from Students: 
• During a lockdown, students will be instructed to silence phones. 
• If appropriate, students will be encouraged to communicate with parents/guardians via text. 
• Students will be asked not to share information via social media. Parent/Guardian Role: 
• Please wait for the school or your child to contact you. 
• Please do not call the school as this overloads our phone system and prevents us from making calls. 
• Please do not contact your child. A ringing phone could alert an intruder to students’ whereabouts. 

In the event of an evacuation, the reunification location will be communicated to parents as soon as possible. 

To ensure a safe and efficient reunification process, please remember: 

• Students will be released to parents, guardians, or emergency contacts listed in school records. 
• All adults picking up students must show a valid photo ID and sign for students’ release. 
• Phone calls cannot substitute for authorization. This process is required for all students, PK-12. The process may seem very formal, but it is necessary that we account for every student to ensure the safety of everyone in our school community. Please keep this process in mind when updating your child(ren)’s Emergency Contact Information each year.

• Phone Number: 1-877-542-7233
  Website: https://safe2tell.org/

• 911
• Local Crisis Text line, 741 741
• Local Crisis Line 970-252-6220
• Local- The Department of Health and Human Services, 970-707-7005
  or after hours hotline 1-844-264-5437
• National Crisis Line, 1-800-273-8255 (1-800-273-TALK)