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Welcome to the Safety Page for Arlington Heights School District 25. Ensuring the safety of our students is our top priority. We are committed to creating and maintaining secure environments where learning can thrive. School safety is an ongoing process, and we value your input in making our schools even safer. Please share your feedback with us at safe25@sd25.org. Together, we can build a safer future for our students.
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September is Safety Month!
September is Safety Month in School District 25! Throughout the month, all of our schools will conduct various safety drills to ensure students know what to do in case of emergencies or incidents. These drills prepare students and staff for situations like fire, severe weather, or lockdowns. By practicing these procedures, we aim to create a safer environment where everyone is ready to respond calmly and effectively in any situation.
Keep a eye out for more specific information from your school or principal on when your student will participate in safety drills.
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Safe2Help
District 25 is now using an Illinois school safety helpline aimed at providing students a place to report information that might prevent bullying, suicide, and campus violence.
The program, Safe2Help, was launched statewide (Oct. 2021) and is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It allows students to confidentially share school safety issues. The service is free to schools. While District 25 encourages students who feel unsafe to confide in a trusted adult, Safe2Help allows students who cannot reach out in person to instead reach out for help via a mobile app, a text, email, or phone call, or seek aid through Safe2Help.com.
Safe2Help information resides on the back of every student bus pass as well as within their assignment notebooks.
Information gleaned from Safe2Help is vetted and shared immediately with local school officials, mental health professionals, and/or local law enforcement and 911 if calls reference immediate threats. The program offers Barrington 220 support by connecting students with tools and mental health resources to help students before they harm themselves or others.
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Emergency Alerts & Terminology
Understanding safety terminology is key to keeping our schools secure. On this page, you'll find definitions of the terms and concepts we use in our district’s safety protocols. Familiarizing yourself with these terms will help you stay informed and prepared. Let's work together to ensure a safe learning environment for everyone.
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