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Twin Rivers Unified School District

Emergency

Welcome to our Twin Rivers Unifed School District emergency web page.

Should an actual emergency occur, this page will have the very latest updates regarding the emergency.

* THERE IS NO EMERGENCY AT THIS TIME *

EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION INFORMATION
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THINGS PARENTS SHOULD KNOW

 
Understanding what to do in case of a school emergency can help alleviate anxiety and ensure you're prepared to support your child. Here's a list of essential information:

Before an Emergency
  • Keep contact information updated: Ensure the school has your current phone numbers, email addresses, and emergency contacts.
  • Develop a family emergency plan: Discuss potential emergencies with your child, establish a meeting place, and determine how you will communicate.
  • Learn about the school's safety procedures: Familiarize yourself with the school's emergency drills, lockdown procedures, and evacuation plans.
  • Discuss emergencies with your child: Explain age-appropriate information about different types of emergencies and how to respond.

Durning an Emergency
  • Stay Calm and informed: Listen to the school's instructions and follow their guidance. Avoid calling the school as this can overwhelm phone lines.
  • Avoid going to the school: This can interfere with emergency responders and create additional chaos.
  • Reassure your child: If your child contacts you, stay calm and reassuring. Encourage them to follow the school's instructions.
  • Monitor district and school updates: Stay updated at www.emergency.trusd.net, texts and emails.
 
After an Emergency
  • Follow district and school instructions: Listen to the school's instructions and follow their guidance. Avoid calling the school as this can overwhelm phone lines.
  • Be patient: There may be delays in the reunification process.
  • Provide support to your child: Talk to your child about their experiences and offer comfort and reassurance.
 
Additional Tips
  • Know the signs of stress in children: Be aware of how your child might react to a traumatic event and offer support accordingly.
  • Consider professional help: If your child is experiencing significant emotional distress, seek guidance from a mental health professional.