I came up with the idea for these cards so that teachers could lead discussions, specifically with younger students, about what they should do in different emergency scenarios. These are meant to be age appropriate, teacher led discussions about emergency preparedness.

Now, there is no exact way to plan for an active threat on a school campus, but this document is intended to use during trainings, to get employees to take a closer look at their daily enivironment and routines. If nothing else to become more aware of their surroundings before they conduct drills and are asked to make split second decisions.

This document outlines key response options for school staff during an active threat situation: Run, Hide, or Fight. It provides clear guidance on when to evacuate, how to effectively lockdown and barricade, and what to do if forced to physically defend oneself—all with the goal of preserving life and maximizing safety until law enforcement arrives. This can be used during trainings and drills to become familiar with protocols.

This flyer emphasizes that all school staff are empowered to take immediate action during emergencies, including pulling the fire alarm, calling 911, or initiating active threat procedures when necessary. It reinforces that safety is a shared responsibility and encourages quick response through tools they have available. This helps remove the stigma of school staff afraid to take action.

This document outlines a Schools Reunification Plan, which provides protocols for safely reuniting students with their families following a school emergency that necessitates evacuation. Built around the "I Love U Guys Foundation" Standard Reunification Method, the plan details procedures, roles, site logistics, and communication strategies to ensure a structured and compassionate process. It is intended to be a district-wide guide for school personnel, law enforcement, and emergency responders to reduce chaos and promote student and staff safety during crisis recovery.

This document serves as the School-Level Incident Response Team Guide. It provides detailed roles, responsibilities, and response procedures for school-based teams during emergency situations. Designed to align with district-wide safety protocols, it includes annexes and templates to support preparedness, coordination, and effective communication across all phases of an incident. The guide is an essential tool to help schools respond confidently and consistently to a wide range of crises.