How SLCUSD Strives to Create Safe & Inclusive School Environments
San Luis Coastal Unified School District is committed to providing a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment for all of its students and staff by providing the following trainings, resources, and systems.
Available Supports for Students & Parents
- Bully/Report a Concern Button on All District Websites
- Text-A-Tip (Middle and High Schools)
- Safe Sports Policy with Quarterly Trainings for Parents, Staff, & Students
- Principal Classroom Chats
- Second Steps (K-8)
- Leader in Me (K-5/6)
- District-wide Increased Counseling Support
- Wellness Centers at Comprehensive High Schools
- Mental Health Therapists on Site
- School Resource Officers
- Enhanced Supervision and Safety Planning
- Trauma Informed Instruction (K-12)
- Advisory (Secondary Schools)
Infrastructure
- Technology Use Policy
- Comprehensive Safety Plans
- Restroom Vaping Monitors
- Video Surveillance on Campus and Buses
- Perimeter Fencing at All Sites
- Supervision Mapping
- Facility Modernizations (Funded by Measures D and C)
What Training Does Staff Receive?
Mandatory Annual Trainings:
- Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting
- Appropriate Student/Staff Relationships
- Sexual Harassment Prevention
- Administrator Sexual Harassment Prevention Training by Legal Counsel
- Title IX Training
- Workplace Violence Prevention Training
- Trauma Informed Training By Expert Coaching & Consultation
School Resource Officers
SLCUSD partners with the Morro Bay Police Department, the San Luis Obispo Police Department and the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff Department.
School Resource Officers (SROs) are stationed at both comprehensive high schools and are on call to assist all of our school sites. The primary goal of having an SRO on campus is to develop positive relationships with students and assist them with any issues they may have either at school or at home. They regularly review our safety plans and are prepared to assist in any emergency related event.
District Safety Plans
District Safety Committee
The purpose of the SLCUSD Safety Committee is to bring district employees and management together in a cooperative effort to promote safety and health in the workplace. The committee is dedicated to building a culture of safety through training, education, and policy development.
Objective
- Provide a safe and healthy educational environment for the student population
- Provide a safe and healthy workplace for each employee
- Provide a safe facility for the public
- Reduce property, liability and workers' compensation losses
- Promote awareness and focus attention on safety issues
- Provide safety communications from school/site, and from school/site to employees
Goals
- Increase employee participation in the Safety Incentive Program
- Lower the frequency and severity of accidents and injuries
- Maintain a safe and healthy environment for employees, students and visitors
Safety Incentive Program
Each month, an email is sent out to all employees containing a Safety Quiz topic. Employees that answer all the questions correctly will be entered to win. The winner receives a gift card!
Employees can also nominate each other for a Caught in the Act of Safety award, where employees that were "caught" being safe are entered into a drawing to receive a prize.