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Safety & Security Information

  • Pearland ISD is committed to the safety and security of all students, staff and visitors. A comprehensive Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) is in place and reviewed annually. Campuses practice various emergency drills such as fire drills, severe weather drills and intruder drills throughout the school year to prepare students and staff for an emergency. All campus employees and administration have received Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events (CRASE) training led by the Pearland Police Department.

    In the event of a serious incident or threat, our first priority is to ensure our students and staff are safe; followed by informing/communicating with parents or media. However, we will share information we have available as we are able through Skyward email, parent calls or text messages, district social media and the website.

    Pearland ISD has a wonderful working relationship with the Pearland Police Department and employs School Resource Officers (SROs) at all junior high and high school campuses.

    Although many security procedures are confidential to ensure the safety of our students and staff, we can share a few proactive measures that are in place.

    • Security vestibules at the entrance of all campuses
    • Electronic door monitoring for all campus exterior doors
    • Interior locks on all classroom doors
    • Additional/upgraded security cameras
    • Perimeter fencing at elementary schools
    • CRASE training for all staff
    • Weekly door audits

    One of the most important safety measures we as a District and community can take is being vigilant and reporting any suspicious behaviors or issues of potential concern. We encourage the reporting of suspected dangers to the appropriate authorities. 

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  •  Lockout Icon Secure

     Secure! Get inside. Lock outside doors Lockout is called when there is a threat or hazard outside of the school building. Whether it’s due to violence or criminal activity in the immediate neighborhood, or a dangerous animal in the playground, Lockout uses the security of the physical facility to act as protection. 

     Lockdown Icon Lock Down

     LOCKDOWN! Locks, lights, out of sight. Lockdown is called when there is a threat or hazard inside the school building. From parental custody disputes to intruders to a weapon on campus, Lockdown uses classroom security to protect students and staff from threat.

    Evacuate  Evacuation

     EVACUATE! To the announced location. Evacuate is called to move students and staff from one location to another.

     Shelter Icon Shelter

     SHELTER! Hazard and safety strategy. Shelter is called when the need for personal protection is necessary. Training should also include spontaneous events such as tornado, earthquake or hazmat. 

     Hold Icon Hold

     HOLD! In your classroom. Clear the halls. There may be situations that require students to remain in their classrooms. For example, an altercation in the hallway may demand keeping students out of the halls until it is resolved. 

     Reunification Icon Reunification

     An orderly removal of students and staff to a pre-determined host location (or area in building) due to conditions inside the school building.