A Safe School Environment
Jordan School District is committed to providing a safe environment for students, employees and visitors. The District’s comprehensive safety plan addresses a variety of crisis situations including:

Fire Flood Violence/Terrorism Severe Weather

Earthquake      Chemical Spills      Bomb Threats Power Outages

Jordan District works closely with local public safety officials to be certain everyone is on the same page when it comes to responding to a crisis.

• Jordan District Safe School Resources
  The following information addresses safety in Jordan District’s schools:
• Jordan District Safe School Q&A
  • Questions/Brochure in English
  • Preguntas en Español/Examine El Folleto
    
• Emergency Communications/Snow Closure Guidelines
  • Guidelines in English
  • Guías en Español
    
• Transportation and Bus Safety
  
• Resources for At-Risk Students
  
• Policies
  
• Prevention Training for Staff
  
• Programs Available for Students, Teachers and Parents
  
• Homeland Security Procedures

• Resources for Jordan School District Employees
• Incident Command Resource Book
• Incident Command System Documents
• Safety Tips From The Safe Schools Committee
• Additional Safe School Resources for Employees

• Additional Safe School Links
• Emergency Planning – Information from the US Department of Education Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools
  
• Incident Management System – Information about FEMA’s Incident Management System. All Jordan District schools are trained in this system.
  
• Awareness Tips for Children – Tips from the North America Missing Children Association.
  
• Web Surfing Tips – Tips and guidelines provided by the Office of the Attorney General.
  
• NetSmartz.org – A resource for teaching children about the potential dangers of the Internet.
  
• Abduction Prevention and Awareness – Ideas and tips to help your family be more safety conscious, provided by the Heidi Search Center.
• Skin Cancer Prevention - Don't take the sun lightly. Cover up or use sunscreen on you and your kids every day.