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Proceed carefully and calmly to the designated Student Release Area. Personnel or signs will direct you. There will only be one location from which students will be released.
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ID will be required unless you are already familiar to the adults in charge of release. We will need to record who picked up each student as well as the time picked up and their destination. This needs to be done in a calm and orderly manner to manage the situation and as such will require patience on everyone’s part.
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After your information has been checked and authorization to pick up the student has been confirmed, then and only then will the student be released.
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Talk with your child about emergency plans within your family. Tell your child not to be worried if it takes a long time for someone to pick him/her up. Your child will remain safe at school until you or a designated person on the ID tag arrives to pick them up. Make sure your child is familiar with the authorized designated Emergency Release people on their tag and remind students that they must follow all directions given by school personnel in cases of emergency.
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Your child’s ID card can be updated at any time during the school year. You can get a blank copy of the form from the Office, from your teacher, or online.