Standard Response Protocol (SRP)
Standard Response Protocol (SRP)
Communications with Families

When Will We Communicate?
We are committed to keeping families informed whenever student safety or the learning environment is impacted. We will notify families once all students and staff are safe and we have verified information to share.
Immediate Threats: You will be notified as soon as possible via text and email if safety is at risk.
Minor Incidents: A brief "Hold" for a hallway spill or minor medical issue may not prompt a communication unless it significantly disrupts the day.
Important Reminders for Parents
Rely on Official Sources: During an event, you may hear rumors or see social media posts. Please wait for official updates from the district or law enforcement to ensure you have accurate facts.
Avoid Campus: In a "Secure" or "Lockdown" situation, we cannot allow anyone to enter or leave the building. Coming to the school may interfere with emergency responder access.
Keep Information Current: Ensure your contact information is updated in Synergy/ParentVue and enable text alerts in the ParentSquare mobile app.
What You Can Expect from Us
Timeliness: We aim to share information promptly, balancing accuracy with urgency.
Transparency: We'll provide as much detail as possible, within legal and safety boundaries. Please note that we cannot give out specific student information.
Support: Resources and assistance will be offered when appropriate.
How We'll Communicate
Depending on the situation, we may use any or all of these methods:
Email: For detailed updates.
Text Alerts: For urgent messages.
Automated Phone Calls: For key updates at the school or district level.
Website & Social Media: For ongoing information and resources.
Stay Connected
- Ensure your Synergy/ParentVue contact information is current.
- Download the ParentSquare mobile app and enable text alerts.
- Follow Goodrich Area Schools or any of our building pages on Facebook and Instagram for updates.
Thank you for your continued partnership in keeping our schools safe!
STANDARD RESPONSE PROTOCOL (SRP)
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