Report Bullying & Harassment (Everett Public Schools)

StopBullying.gov "What You Can Do" for parents, educators, students, and community (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services)

Kid-Friendly Disaster Preparedness Planning Site (Ready.gov, Department of Homeland Security)

Find out about Fentanyl by clicking here. 

Sadly, house fires are up across the nation.  The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) program, Sparky's School House, has age appropriate activities for pre-school to fifth grade. These are the same materials used by our local fire departments. 

We all share a role in the safety of our children and community.  It is normal for young children to be curious and explore in drawers, cabinets and closets at home and when visiting other houses. They are also fascinated with firearms. Preteens and teens may be attracted to firearms and see firearms as symbols of power. Depressed teens may seek household firearms to attempt suicide. Safe storage practices can reduce the risk of firearms ending up in the wrong hands.

The Be SMART framework is designed to help parents and adults normalize conversations about gun safety and take responsible actions that can prevent child gun deaths and injuries.

Simple firearm storage tips include:

• Store firearms unloaded and locked
• To properly store firearms, use a gun safe, gun lock box, a trigger lock or a chamber lock
• Store and lock ammunition in a separate place.

Below you will find some helpful resources about internet safety, student data privacy and student safety. Please take time to explore these sites and resource pages.

Helpful Resources

These are reliable independently managed resources with a lot of great information for parents.

• Common Sense Media
• Net Cetera
• Digital Citizenship
• NetSmartz
• iKeepSafe
• Be Internet Awesome
• Center for Missing and Exploited Children

Government Resources

• Child Identity Theft FTC
• Project Safe Childhood
• Staying Safe on Social Networking Sites
• Cyberbullying & Digital/Internet Safety (OSPI School Safety Center)

Social Media Tools

Social media tools change rapidly. Below you will find links to the Help Center and support pages for commonly used social media applications. Knowing how to block or report inappropriate activity on social media is important. Please check out the safety and security pages of these help sites.

• Instagram
• Twitter
• Facebook
  
• SnapChat
• TikTok

Earthquake Preparedness

Learn safety tips to keep your family safe by clicking on the flyer below. It includes tips, classes and free resources.

Safe Kids flyer: English

Safe Kids flyer: Spanish

Safe Kids flyer:  Korean  

Safe Kids flyer: Chinese

Safe Kids flyer: Ukrainian

Safe Kids flyer: Vietnamese

Safe Kids flyer: Russian

For more tips, visit www.safekids.org