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Reunification Readiness

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Assessment

A strong school safety plan goes beyond responding to an incident. Districts need a coordinated approach for accounting for students, communicating with families, working alongside first responders, and safely reunifying students with parents or guardians. 

A ComSource Reunification Readiness Assessment looks beyond individual systems to understand how your people, facilities and technology work together to support your reunification plan. Working alongside your district and key community partners, we help uncover opportunities to strengthen readiness.

 

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SAFETY PLAN

Review current reunification procedures and identify areas for improvement.

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PEOPLE & COORDINATION

Work alongside district teams, SROs, law enforcement and other stakeholders to understand roles and communication.

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FACILITIES

Evaluate buildings and reunification sites for access, movement, communications and physical considerations.

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TECHNOLOGY & INFRASTRUCTURE

Assess whether connected systems and the network behind them can reliably support the plan.

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Reunification Readiness

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Built Around What You Already Have

We start with your existing investments, not a predetermined technology solution. ComSource looks across emergency communications, physical security, building systems and network infrastructure to identify opportunities to improve integration, close gaps and maximize the technology your district already owns. 

One Assessment. Four Areas of Readiness.

Understand how your people, facilities, and technology work together to support your reunification plan.

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A Framework for Response and Reunification

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Supporting Recognized School Safety Practices

The Standard Response Protocol (SRP) and Standard Reunification Method (SRM) from The “I Love U Guys” Foundation provide schools and first responders with a common framework for emergency response and reunification. SRP establishes clear actions and shared language during an incident, while SRM provides a structured approach for safely and accountably reuniting students with parents or guardians.

 

 

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Schedule a Reunification Readiness Assessment