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What are you trying to keep safe today?
One place for district leaders, principals, teachers, nurses, coaches, facilities, transportation, security, families and students to find practical school safety help without digging through fifty government websites and a ceremonial binder.
START WITH WHO YOU ARE
Get to the right thing fast.
Pick a lane and the center filters itself around what you actually do.
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Your school safety dashboard.
Something useful every visit, without pretending a website can replace your district’s people or plans.
Check what changed.
Weather, federal school-safety resources and public health guidance can change. Use authoritative sources when the day changes.
Cardiac emergency readiness.
Public school units now have statutory cardiac emergency response plan requirements. Use the readiness tool to organize a local review.
Open Cardiac & AED Readiness ↗0 saved resources
Save the things your team uses most. They stay in this browser. No account, no student data, no nonsense.
FOR SCHOOL STAFF
Built around the people doing the work.
District leadership should not have to hunt through teacher activities, and a coach should not need six clicks to find cardiac or heat resources.
BUILD · CHECK · PRINT · USE
Interactive school safety tools.
Practical builders and readiness checks that keep sensitive student and security information out of the site.
DAILY DASHBOARD
My School Safety Dashboard
See completed reviews, unreviewed areas and saved resources on this device.
Open dashboard ↗EMERGENCYDrill & Exercise Builder
Turn an objective into an exercise, observer sheet and after-action follow-up.
Open tool ↗HEALTHCardiac & AED Readiness
Review CERP, AED, training and practice readiness.
Open tool ↗SPORTSAthletic Venue EAP Builder
Build a venue-specific emergency action planning review.
Open tool ↗SPORTSSports Heat Readiness
Acclimatization, hydration, cooling and weather decision review.
Open tool ↗SPORTSConcussion Decision Guide
Recognize, remove, refer, return to learn and return to play.
Open tool ↗TRIPSField Trip Planner
Transportation, accountability, weather, communication and emergency readiness.
Open tool ↗EVENTSSchool Event Risk Planner
Games, dances, graduations, assemblies, festivals and field days.
Open tool ↗EMERGENCYReunification Planner
Roles, accountability, family communication and accessibility.
Open tool ↗FACILITIESPlayground Walkthrough
A fast outdoor-area condition and follow-up review.
Open tool ↗TEACHERS60-Second Substitute Brief
Give substitutes the safety basics without exposing private information.
Open tool ↗LEADERSHIPSchool Safety Culture Pulse
See whether written procedures are translating into confidence and action.
Open tool ↗HEALTHHealthy Classroom Walkthrough
Ventilation, moisture, housekeeping and maintenance referral points.
Open tool ↗CTECTE & Lab Safety Review
Hazards, equipment, emergency gear, supervision and pre-task planning.
Open tool ↗TRANSPORTATIONBus Stop Risk Review
Visibility, crossings, loading areas and supervision themes.
Open tool ↗DIGITALSchool Cyber Readiness
MFA, patching, backups, phishing awareness and incident roles.
Open tool ↗THE WHOLE SCHOOL DAY
Every major safety lane in one place.
These centers cut across the silos that make school safety harder than it needs to be.
FOR STUDENTS & TEACHERS
Teach safety without making it feel like another compliance lecture.
Ready-to-teach lessons, printable activities, games and first-job safety for elementary, middle and high school.
SEARCH THE COLLECTION
Find exactly what you need.
Search original TravisTilley.com tools and lessons alongside carefully labeled official resources.
COME BACK TOMORROW
Your school safety shelf.
Save the resources you actually use. Everything stays on this device. Do not enter student names, medical details, access codes or sensitive security information anywhere on this site.
FOR DISTRICT LEADERSHIP
Stop treating safety as twelve separate departments.
Use one center to connect emergency planning, health, athletics, facilities, transportation, security, training and culture.
Know what is ready.
Use quick checks and official sources to see where follow-up is needed.
Give people usable tools.
Teachers and staff get practical material instead of another folder nobody opens.
Close the loop.
Turn drills, walkthroughs and concerns into named follow-up and review dates.
Build culture.
Compliance is the minimum. The goal is a school community that knows what to do and speaks up.
SOURCE FIRST
Original tools. Official guidance. Clearly labeled.
TravisTilley.com organizes and simplifies the work. Federal, state and professional organizations remain the authoritative source for their own requirements and guidance. School emergencies, medical care, student privacy and security decisions belong with qualified school personnel and approved district procedures.