Student and School Safety
There is nothing more important than keeping our students, teachers, and school communities safe, secure, and focused on teaching and learning. Tulsa Public Schools Campus Police works closely with school teams, the Tulsa Police Department, and area law enforcement agencies to protect our students, teachers, school leaders, and staff and to prevent emergencies before they arise.
Additionally, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, Tulsa Public Schools is working closely with the Tulsa Health Department to make decisions on the safest mode of learning during the school year, as well as how to keep staff and students safe within school buildings.
- WEEKLY COVID-19 CASE COUNTS
- How will we keep our students safe during in-person learning?
- ASSESSING COVID CONDITIONS FOR A SAFE RETURN TO IN-PERSON LEARNING
- COVID-19 Health and Safety Practices
- Identification, Contact Tracing, and Notification Procedures
- Meal Service
- Additional strategies for preparing our facilities
- Wear, Wash, Watch
WEEKLY COVID-19 CASE COUNTS
How will we keep our students safe during in-person learning?
ASSESSING COVID CONDITIONS FOR A SAFE RETURN TO IN-PERSON LEARNING
COVID-19 Health and Safety Practices
Identification, Contact Tracing, and Notification Procedures
Meal Service
Additional strategies for preparing our facilities
Wear, Wash, Watch
SCHOOL EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
- HOW DOES TPS RESPOND IN THE CASE OF AN EMERGENCY?
- What is the process for lockdowns and intruder alerts?
- IF A SCHOOL IS EVACUATED, HOW WILL I KNOW WHERE TO PICK UP MY CHILD?
- SHOULD I PICK UP MY CHILD AT SCHOOL DURING AN EMERGENCY?
- WHERE WILL I GET ACCURATE INFORMATION DURING AN EMERGENCY?
- WHAT CAN I DO TO BE BEST PREPARED FOR EMERGENCIES?
HOW DOES TPS RESPOND IN THE CASE OF AN EMERGENCY?
What is the process for lockdowns and intruder alerts?
IF A SCHOOL IS EVACUATED, HOW WILL I KNOW WHERE TO PICK UP MY CHILD?
SHOULD I PICK UP MY CHILD AT SCHOOL DURING AN EMERGENCY?
WHERE WILL I GET ACCURATE INFORMATION DURING AN EMERGENCY?
WHAT CAN I DO TO BE BEST PREPARED FOR EMERGENCIES?
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Contact Us
Call 918-480-SAFE (7233) or email share@tulsaschools.org to report a student or school safety concern.
Is someone in immediate danger?
Call 9-1-1
SEE. HEAR. SHARE.
You can help keep your school community safe. If you see or hear something concerning, call 918-480-SAFE (7233) or share with a trusted adult.
SOCIAL MEDIA THREATS
We urge parents and families to talk with their children about the importance of good digital citizenship and the severity of the potential consequences for bad decisions made online.
Students who make threats to schools on social media are subject to serious and potentially life-altering consequences. Regardless of the original intention of a social media post - whether it was a joke or an expression of frustration – students can face long term suspension, arrest, and criminal charges.
Inclement Weather
Ensuring that students are able to get to school on time every day means they need to be able to travel between home and school.
We use three guiding principals to make decisions about postponing or closing school for inclement weather.