Safety & Security Department
The importance of school safety has been a long-standing priority for CNUSD and has allowed us to refine our practices and implement new safety measures on a continual basis. Over the past several years, the District has held numerous trainings, meetings, and conversations with members of our school board, leaders of local law enforcement agencies, cabinet members, principals, teachers, classified staff, and community members to receive school safety updates and recommendations.
Our cities and the District continue to work closely together to ensure support and communication are in place to address any emergency. With District guidance, our principals continually meet to review and reinforce school safety policies and procedures. All schools have an updated safety plan; this is an evolving document and requires personnel to have received proper training in executing the plan in the event a school crisis occurs.
Law enforcement experts have shared that school campuses continue to be one of the safest places to be. CNUSD is a model for other districts, with our long-time emphasis on student safety, secure campuses, and trained support staff to intervene if a crisis occurs. CNUSD's close relations with the Corona Police Department and Riverside County Sheriffs Department are second-to-none; communication with law enforcement occurs daily as it relates to the safety of our schools.
We encourage you to share with us any concerns you may have about our school safety policies or your child's safety. We ask you to report any alarming social media posts or any information your child shares concerning safety. Lastly, we ask you to have open conversations with your children regarding social media postings and remain vigilant. As always, feel free to contact us with any concerns.
Gaggle & See Something Anonymous Reporting
The safety and well-being of our students is our highest priority. As part of our comprehensive school safety efforts, CNUSD uses two tools to help identify concerns early and connect students with support.
Gaggle Safety Management
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Monitors district-issued devices and accounts used by students in grades 5–12.
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Identifies content that may indicate concerns such as self-harm, suicidal ideation, depression, school violence, or other potential safety threats.
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When concerning content is identified, designated school and District administrators are notified so they can assess the situation and respond appropriately.
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After school hours, emergency notifications may be sent to administrators and law enforcement to support an immediate response when necessary.
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Call or Text: 951-589-0600 / Email: [email protected]
See Something Anonymous Reporting
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Provides students, families, staff, and community members with a safe, confidential, and anonymous way to report concerns.
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Reports may include bullying, threats, harassment, suspicious activity, self-harm, or other behaviors that could affect school safety.
Together, these systems help CNUSD identify concerns early, respond quickly, provide timely support, and maintain a safe and secure learning environment for all students and staff.
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