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Standard Response Protocol

In 2019, Bullard ISD began using the Standard Response Protocol (SRP) principles of planning, preparing, and practicing to deal with a variety of emergency events that could affect district campuses and facilities.  SRP is a nationally renowned program from the “i love u guys” Foundation.  It is used extensively across the United States by school districts, colleges & universities, businesses, and is recommended for schools by the Texas State, Texas School Safety Center.

SRP is taught to staff and students.  SRP provides an action-based approach to achieving a safer school environment through easily learned safety concepts.  SRP teaches five basic directives regarding emergencies: SECURE, LOCKDOWN, EVACUATE, SHELTER and HOLD. SRP posters (as seen below) show each directive and safety actions to be taken by students, staff, and visitors.  SRP posters are displayed in each classroom, office, and common areas of all BISD facilities.

We ask that anyone visiting a Bullard ISD facility be familiar with the SRP directives and follow the safety actions listed on the poster.

Standard Response Protocol
Standard Response Protocol (SRP) - English
Nuestra escuela ha adoptado el Protocolo de Respuesta Estándar - (SRP por su sigla en inglés)
Standard Reunification Method - English
Encaso De Emergencia Tomen Medidas
 

Check the Bullard ISD website on a regular basis for emergency information.  Information will be updated as soon as it can be validated and uploaded.  Note: any weather conditions or outages in power or WIFI may also delay information posting.