Emergency Preparedness
Helping Children During and After Wildfires
Ready San Diego Resources
Responding to Natural Disasters
- Responding to Natural Disasters: Helping Children and Families: Information for School Crisis Teams (NASP) ( Experiencing a dangerous or violent flood, storm, wildfire, or earthquake is frightening even for adults, and the devastation to the familiar environment (i.e., home ...)
- NASP Families - Information for Families (and Teachers (pdf); Helping Children After a Wildfire: Tips for Parents and Teachers (pdf); Gambling in Childhood and Adolescence: A Guide for Parents ...)
- School Safety and Crisis Resources (... Global Disasters: Helping Children Cope; Helping Children After a Wildfire: Tips for Parents and Teachers; New Schools for Students With Disabilities: Tips for ...)
FEMA Resources
- Coping with Disaster
- Understand Disaster Events
- Recognize Signs of Disaster Related Stress
- Easing Disaster-Related Stress
- Helping Kids Cope with Disaster
- A Child's Reaction to Disaster by Age
This guide describes how parents can help during an emergency. It explains what schools can be expected to do and the school district’s alert procedure. The guide also contains a District Map and School Zones and school bus procedures.
NASP Crisis Resources
School Safety Hotline 1-844-PUSD-TIP or 1-844-787-3847
Students, parents, and the community can report suspicious and illegal activities by seeing an adult in person or calling the PUSD Safe Schools Hotline. Together we can help keep our children safe. The confidentiality of those reporting is protected.
