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SAFETY/SECURITY
A major priority of Dripping Springs ISD is the safety of all students and staff. DSISD takes many steps to ensure:- All schools and the district have emergency plans.
- All campuses conduct regular drills for various scenarios, including fire drills and lockdown drills.
- The district conducts a comprehensive safety assessment every three years and implements recommendations as needed.
- The district works closely with local emergency response agencies in planning and training.
- District personnel are trained in emergency response protocols.
- Campus visitors must show a driver's license to receive a Visitor's Badge and cross-checks a national sex-offender registry. DSISD has an operating procedure about this system.
- Campus volunteers who will be working in classrooms are required to have a background check.
- Campus visitors must enter through main doors as all others are locked during the school day.
- All schools have security cameras positioned around campus; bus video also can be reviewed for disciplinary purposes.
Dripping Springs ISD uses the Standard Response Protocol system.