BISD is conducting a survey of campus staff, students in grades 3–12, and parents November 14 – December 2. The purpose of the survey is to gain insight on safety concerns across the District.
Click here to participate in the survey. It is important that parents take this opportunity to provide valuable information to the District regarding this issue.
Students will complete the survey at school.
Again, your feedback is important to BISD.
BISD is conducting a survey of campus staff, students in grades 3–12, and parents November 14 – December 2. The purpose of the survey is to gain insight on safety concerns across the District.
Click here to participate in the survey. It is important that parents take this opportunity to provide valuable information to the District regarding this issue.
Students will complete the survey at school.
Again, your feedback is important to BISD.
BISD is conducting a survey of campus staff, students in grades 3–12, and parents May 16–26. The purpose of the survey is to gain insight on safety concerns across the District.
“Click Here” to participate in the survey. It is important that parents take this opportunity to provide valuable information to the District regarding this issue.
Students will complete the survey at school.
Again, your feedback is important to BISD.
Parent Survey (Spanish): http://goo.gl/forms/hyuqmWbVwe
BISD wants to remind parents to talk with their children about what to do when they feel threatened by a stranger. There has been a report of a white male calling out to a female Richland Middle School student to come to his car as she waited for the bus on the corner of Emerald Hills Way and Galway Lane. Because of this incident, BISD wants to remind students, parents and staff to always be aware of your surroundings and be safe. You may find helpful tips provided from our counseling department for parents to share with their children on our website at birdvilleschools.net/strangersafetyresources.
As we hear reports in and around our community about students feeling threatened by strangers, BISD wants to remind parents and the community that student safety is something that takes all of us working together. Because the safety of our students is of utmost importance to BISD, it is imperative that we continue to emphasize to our students the necessity of being safe.
Safety education is one of the best defenses in protecting our children. Schools remain among the safest places; however, we must continue our efforts to educate them about personal safety, whether they are on or off campus. Child safety issues concern us all. BISD supports your parental efforts and asks you to take the time to go over the following safety tips with your children:
These safety tips were taken from the Run*Yell*Tell, Ltd. anti-victimization program founded by Diana Jones, a national leader for child safety issues.
Working together, we can provide a safe environment for our children.
As we hear reports in and around our community about students feeling threatened by strangers, BISD wants to remind parents and the community that student safety is something that takes all of us working together. Because the safety of our students is of utmost importance to BISD, it is imperative that we continue to emphasize to our students the necessity of being safe.
Safety education is one of the best defenses in protecting our children. Schools remain among the safest places; however, we must continue our efforts to educate them about personal safety, whether they are on or off campus. Child safety issues concern us all. BISD supports your parental efforts and asks you to take the time to go over the following safety tips with your children:
These safety tips were taken from the Run*Yell*Tell, Ltd. anti-victimization program founded by Diana Jones, a national leader for child safety issues.
Working together, we can provide a safe environment for our children.
