Recent ActivityThe mission of the Office of Security of the Chino Valley Unified School District is to provide protection for the students, staff and property at all district sites to ensure a safe and secure learning and working environment that encourages individual and academic growth.
The CVUSD security patrols all District sites 7 days a week. Each comprehensive high school has a school resource officer and at least three campus security officers assigned during normal operating hours.
The Office of Security can be contacted at (909) 628-1201, extension 1760.
Hours of Operation: 7:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday, in accordance with all district and national holidays.
Group Announcements Parent Reunification PlanWhen an emergency (national, local or school) occurs during school hours, parents are asked to cooperate with safety and school officials. Wait for notification of how and when to respond to the school site/reunification site. This notification will come via the site’s office, district, or CVUSD’s web site.Location(s) of reunification sites will be announced. Please be aware that the location (both on and off campus) is subject to change depending on the nature of the emergency.
Proper identification will be required at the site. Please know that only emergency contacts listed on your child’s emergency card will be allowed to sign out your child. If you wish to authorize additional individuals or daycare centers to pick up your child in the event of an emergency, please update and return the emergency cardto the school office. Students will not be released to friends, neighbors, siblings, etc., unless they are listed on the emergency card. For security reasons, no phone authorizations will be accepted. Office of Security Area of JurisdictionThe District’s school security officers are non-sworn and unarmed. Their primary role, within the limits of the law and the authority granted by the Board of Education, is to protect students, staff, visitors and property of the District, primarily through prevention, observation and reporting. Other authorized functions may include monitoring safety standards established by the District, issuing parking citations on district premises pursuant to Section 2113(a) of the California Vehicle Code, enforcing district rules and regulations, monitoring facility access control, and providing assistance at special events. Security OfficerThe purpose of the Security Officer is to assist school site administrators and staff in creating a safe and secure environment to ensure the objectives of the educational program may be achieved. School Resource OfficerThe core responsibility of the School Resource Officers is to interact with student, staff, and school administration to ensure, within their resources, to have a safe educational environment. The Operation CleanSWEEPOperation CleanSWEEP is a coalition of law enforcement, educators and courts whose focus is to promote a safe learning environment for our children. The program was created to help schools within San Bernardino County manage the challenges they are facing when dealing with the safety of students.
The style of Operation CleanSWEEP is cooperation with school administration, with the judicial system, with parents, with the neighborhood, you name it. We want to work with you to make this operation a success. Others talk of partnerships, but we're taking it to a whole new level. We're a web of interaction groups, and Operation CleanSWEEP is input Friendly. Programs: Security Assessment - We take a close look at schools from a law enforcement viewpoint. A team of Sheriff's Department specialists will eyeball the old alma mater from top to bottom and make a detailed analysis of its safety pros & cons. Specialist will work with the site administrator to make it a physically safer location Safety Programs -Operation CleanSWEEP brings directly to the campus presentations such as SLAM, Crisis Response Training, Anti-Drug Classes, Parents' Rights, Drug-Use Recognition, and dynamic speakers on a wide variety of hot topics. Our audience is everyone: students, staff and parents. Clean SWEEP will tailor these offerings to meet the needs of the campus. For More Information Operation CleanSWEEP 655 E. Third Street San Bernardino, Ca 92415-0061 909-387-3700 Fax: 909-387-0642 Website: www.co.san-bernardino.ca.us/sheriff/ |
Useful Links Helpful tips for parents to protect their children from online dangers Personal safety is about risk reduction, using good common sense and trusting your instincts.  Emergency PreparednessThis website provides information on CVUSD's Safe School Plan. Learn what to do in the event of a disaster or emergency. Megan's Lawis an informal name for laws in the United States requiring law enforcement authorities to make information available to the public regarding registered sex offenders. Safe Journey (Interactive Pedestrian Safety)Safer Journey is an interactive web site that takes the user through various pedestrian safety scenarios encountered every day across America. It has been developed to improve the level of pedestrian knowledge for all road users including schools. Safe2TellSAFE2TELL® is designed to help YOU anonymously report any threatening behavior that endangers you, your friends, your family, or your community. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration SAMHSA works to improve the quality and availability of substance abuse prevention, alcohol and drug addiction treatment, and mental health services. |
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