School Safety Systems Map

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1. Welcoming Climate — Belonging, respect, and predictable routines support prevention and reporting.
2. Trusted Reporting — Students need clear, accessible ways to report concerns without retaliation.
3. Mental Health Support — Counselors and referral pathways support early help and crisis response.
4. Accessible Design — Entrances, routes, alarms, information, and procedures must include people with varied disabilities.
5. Emergency Communication — Clear, redundant communication helps people act during changing conditions.
6. Trained Staff — Staff need role-specific practice for prevention, first aid, evacuation, shelter, and reunification.
7. First Aid and AED — Accessible supplies and trained responders improve emergency readiness.
8. Evacuation — Evacuation plans use safe routes, accountability, accessibility, and alternate options.
9. Shelter Procedures — Some hazards require sheltering rather than leaving.
10. Reunification — A reunification plan connects students with authorized caregivers safely and accurately.
11. Digital Safety — Secure systems, privacy practices, reporting, and media literacy reduce digital harm.
12. Student Voice — Students notice barriers and can improve plans, climate, and communication.

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