Emergency Management and Safety
Emergency Management
The Texas City ISD Department of Emergency Management and Safety, through direct interaction and collaboration with city and county first responder and emergency management agencies, will ensure all-hazard readiness and an ability to prepare for, respond to and recover from incidents and emergencies. By implementing an all-hazard, school-centered emergency management program, Texas City ISD demonstrates an enhanced commitment to protecting students, staff and visitors from hazards and threats most common to K-12 education systems.
Staff Directory
Dio Gonzalez
Michelle Turner
Resources
At TCISD we are concerned with all areas of our students’ education and social/ emotional well-being. That is why we have provided some informational links that we feel would help students, parents and teachers to make safe choices.
Bullying & Antivictimization
Dating Violence
Internet Safety & Cyberbullying
Safety
Standard Response Protocols
A uniform, planned, and practiced response to any incident is the foundation of a safe school. The SRP is action-based, flexible, and easy to learn. It rationally organizes tactics for response to weather events, fires, accidents, intruders and other threats to student safety.
The SRP’s development is ever evolving, created with extensive collaboration between experts such as first responders, school districts, and families. Its tactics are data-driven, researched and based on experience and best practices.
The SRP premise is simple. Five specific actions are communicated and performed during an incident. Each action is labeled with a “Term of Art” and is followed by a “Directive.” Execution of the action is performed by all active participants, including students, staff, teachers and first responders. This aligns everyone for a swift and coordinated response.
Download a copy of the SRP in English and Spanish
Campus P3
One of the most effective safety and security tools we use in Texas City ISD is the P3 Campus app. It's an anonymous tip reporting application. We encourage all students, parents and community members to download it for free and use it when they know someone needs help.
What could you anonymously report on: abusive relationship, planned school attack, depression, domestic violence, sexual assault, drugs/alcohol abuse, suicide threat, theft, eating disorder, homelessness, child abuse, weapons, anger issues, missing student, bullying and anything else that could harm someone.
Visit the P3 Campus website today.
Standard Response Protocols in Action
crisis communication
Communication is a major part of our Emergency Operations Plan (EOP).
In a true emergency, events happen fast and situations can vary from campus to campus. We will do our best to keep you informed in a timely manner, especially as it pertains to early or delayed dismissal times, transportation issues and any other changes to your child’s instructional day.
Visit the Crisis Communication Page for more details on communication when there is an emergency.