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Safety and Snow Procedures

Please click here for a letter to parents regarding emergency procedures.

Safe School Hotline

School District #391 is dedicated to providing safe schools for students to attend. With this objective in mind, the school district has contracted with Security Voice to provide a toll-free hotline to students, staff and patrons to assist the school district in dealing with threats to student safety and to alert them to other illegal activities that threaten the school in any way.

By calling 1-800-418-5423, Extension 359, students, teachers, support staff, parents, administrators and community members can anonymously advise the school district of information concerning any situation that may threaten the safety or health of our students. Threats of violence, theft, drug or alcohol abuse, sexual harassment and weapons possession call all jeopardize students safety and should be reported.

The information supplied to Security Voice is transcribed and sent back to the school. This information then triggers an investigation of the report. After three school days, the informant can recall the toll-free number. If additional information is requested of the informant, Security Voice will ask for that information at that time. If there are no more questions, this could mean that the school feels they have adequate information to proceed or that the matter has been fully investigated.

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Snow Closure

1. The transportation supervisor will inspect roads early in the morning to determine if a significant safety hazard exits for students. The supervisor reports to the superintendent between approximately 5:00 and 5:30 AM.
2. After receiving the recommendation from the transportation supervisor, the superintendent will decide whether schools need to be closed or delayed opening.
3. If a delay of opening or closure is determined, the superintendent will then contact the media, building administrators and department supervisors. The superintendent will also change the school closure line 786-2071 to the "All schools in District 391 are closed today" message. Students and staff should wait until after 5:30 AM to call the closure hotline so the superintendent is able to access the line to make the change.
4. Later in the morning, the closure notice will also be listed on a banner on the school district website: http://www.ksd391.org.

Joint School District 391 • 800 Bunker Avenue • Kellogg ID 83837 • (208) 784-1348
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In compliance with the U.S. Office of Civil Rights Guidelines regarding Title VI, of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Kellogg School District guarantees access to all classes, programs, activities, and services without regard to race, color, gender, handicap or national origin.