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SAFETY CONCERNS

Somthing doesn't feel safe.

Weather your child was injured, restrained, threatened, left unsupervised, or you simply  have a feeling that something isn't right, you don't have to navigate this alone.

Did You Know?


If you believe a criminal offense may have occurred, you can report the incident to local law enforcement. A police investigation is separate from the school's internal investigation and may include reviewing surveillance footage, interviewing witnesses, and collecting other evidence. This can be especially important if there are concerns about assault, abuse, or serious injury.

SectionParent's QuestionWhat it CoversWhat it Doesn't Cover

School Safety"Is my child safe while at school?"Physical safety, supervision, medical needs, restraint/seclusion, transportation safety, safety plans, staff concerns

School Safety

Learn how to identify safety concerns, document them, and work with the school to create a safer educational environment.

Not:

  • How to fight a suspension.

  • How to request an IEE.

  • How to respond to bullying.

Those belong elsewhere.

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