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School Safety

Campus Crime Stoppers
An increase in crime and violence on our state universities and public school campuses prompted the formation of the Campus Crime Stoppers Programs in an effort to empower the Campus Community to provide an alternative means to solve and reduce crime. School administrators are finding that CCS programs have a significant impact on making school campuses safer environments for the students, faculty, and staff. The program works, not because rewards are paid for information, but because information about offenses and threats can be given anonymously. Often the rewards actually go uncollected. It also allows the students to take responsibility for their environment.

The Coppell Campus Crime Stoppers contact information is http://www.coppellcc.org/ or 972-436-TIPS (8477). 
 
ChooseToCare
Coppell ISD subscribes to ChooseToCare to provide a means for anyone to report any issue that would help make CISD an ethical and safe school environment. There are two options available to express a concern or make an issue known in a safe and secure way:
  1. Utilize the ChooseToCare website, www.choosetocare.com, or
  2. Call the toll free number: 877-277-3812, please identify the call as a ChooseToCare call.
Emergency Procedures
The Coppell Independent School District has had a comprehensive Emergency Procedures plan in place for several years and that plan is updated annually. The plan prepares us for action and establishes teams, chains of command, and specific steps to take. All of our staff members are aware of the plan and their roles in case of an emergency.

Additionally, Coppell ISD is in constant contact with local law enforcement and receives updates from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. We will take any recommended action deemed appropriate in the face of any specified threats. There are also ways you can help at home such as listening to local radio/TV for current information and instructions and maintaining a heightened alert to suspicious activity. More tips are available via the federal and state Homeland Security web sites as well as on the Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA) site. It is our intent to continue with our daily business of caring for and educating our children.