Safe & Secure: Keeping Our Schools Safe
The Robla School District (RSD) is dedicated to fostering a safe and nurturing environment for our students and staff. We recognize the importance of safety in all areas of our operations and are actively working to enhance our safety measures.
We'd like to invite you to explore this page's information to better understand our proactive approach to ensuring a secure school community. Your involvement is essential as we work together to promote safety and well-being.
Comprehensive School Safety Plan
In accordance with the California Education Code (32280–32289.5), Comprehensive School Safety Plans (CSSPs) establish the essential framework for all safety practices at school sites. These plans specifically detail emergency procedures, including response strategies and designated roles, as necessary.
Districtwide Comprehensive Safety Plan - 2022
Districtwide Comprehensive Safety Plan - 2023
Districtwide Comprehensive Safety Plan - 2024
Certain plan components, including evacuation maps and the Incident Command Post (ICP), have been restricted from public access for safety considerations.
Visitors & Volunteers
All visitors, contractors, and volunteers intending to enter any RSD Schools must present a valid state-issued identification card. The district's visitor management system (RAPTOR) will scan the identification and verify it against the National Sex Offender Registry. Upon successful verification, a visitor badge will be issued.
Visitors must display the printed badge while on campus. To ensure compliance, any individual found on the premises without an appropriate visitor badge will be approached and asked to return to the front office.
Policies and Resources
The Robla School District has several policies that reinforce and support student safety. Click on the links below to review these policies:
- Suicide Prevention: Board Policy | Administrative Regulation
- Discrimination and Harassment: Board Policy | Administrative Regulation
- Student Sexual Harassment: Board Policy | Administrative Regulation
- Bullying and Cyberbullying: Board Policy | Administrative Regulation
- Preventing and Responding to Hate Violence: Board Policy
- Title IX Sexual Harassment Complaint Procedures: Board Policy | Administrative Regulation
The Robla School District encourages the reporting of crimes and suspicious activities. Through the WeTip program, our community can make anonymous reports through a 24-hour hotlines.
If you or your child wants to report a crime or suspicious circumstance, call the toll-free number, 1-800-78-CRIME.
If you see something or know something,
say something.