For K-12 schools & districts
Are you ready? Is your district ready for when the time comes to conduct a reunification?
When school is interrupted and students have to be released to families somewhere other than the front door, that’s a reunification. Reunification Ready helps your district get ready for it.
In their own words
“Nobody was prepared for this. Not only law enforcement, but the school district as well.”
Sheriff Bob Gualtieri
Chair, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Commission
From the public record
What the after-action reports actually say
These four findings come straight from the DOJ Critical Incident Review, the Stoneman Douglas Public Safety Commission, and the independent Oxford review.
What we do
Five services that cover the work of K-12 reunification.
Pick what your district needs. Most start with an audit or a tabletop and add from there.
Plan development
Tabletop exercises & drills
Staff training
Plan audits & gap assessments
Post-incident support
You probably won’t reunify for a shooting. You will reunify for a bus accident, a gas leak, or a sustained power outage.
For most districts, the first real reunification is a non-violent event. That’s the one to plan for now, while the stakes are still hypothetical.
Are You Ready?