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Announcements

Letter from State Superintendent

Please click here to access the letter from the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Dr. Michael F. Rice, which outlines for parents and families the purpose of testing and explains how the state, districts and schools use data from the assessments to help target support and resources for students and schools and to improve student learning for all students.

New Emergency Plan Guide for Parents

This fall, Caro Schools adopted the Office of School Safety recommendation for emergency responses called the Standard Response Protocol (SRP). The new system provides clear communications and symbols to identify when a school is in one of several different responses depending on the situation. The options include HOLD, SECURE, LOCKDOWN, EVACUATE and SHELTER. A guide for families is available by clicking here.

Tuscola Community Connections App

The Tuscola Community Connections mobile app is a special phone application designed to assist people in Tuscola County to connect with various services in the area. It brings together information about local services such as basic needs, healthcare, mental health, addiction and recovery resources, education, emergency assistance, children and family services along with community events all in one place. The Tuscola Community Connections mobile app can be downloaded through Google Play or the Apple Store.

School Bus Drivers Needed

988 Suicide and Crisis Hotline

The new nationwide 988 three-digit dialing code will route callers to the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, previously known as the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (NSPL). Michigan residents in crisis or distress can connect via phone, text, or chat with suicide prevention, mental health, and substance misuse support specialists using a nationwide, easier-to-dial phone number – 988. Calls to 988 are routed to Michigan 988 Centers. Like 911 and other national 3-digit phone numbers, 988 was created to be easier to remember and make crisis care easier to access. Starting in 2023, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is asking schools to begin the transition of shifting away from using the former NSPL number on the back of school identifications (IDs), replacing the 800 number with 988.  For questions or additional information, please email [email protected] or visit the website 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and Michigan Crisis & Access Line.

Help keep our schools safe

By reporting dangerous or suspicious activity, you can help us keep our schools safe.  If you have information regarding a recent event or a potentially threatening situation regarding school safety, please call:  1-989-672-0679.

Be sure to include the name of the school, names of the individuals involved, and any other information that might help us address the issue.  Information will be kept confidential with the exception of law enforcement. Thank you for helping keep our schools safe!

Michigan Student Safety Program

Not all heroes wear a cape and tights.  A real hero speaks up for what's right.  Be a real hero.  If you see or hear something that threatens student or school safety, submit a confidential tip to OK2SAY.