OVSD School Security Protocols
Dear OVSD Community:
Following the horrific shooting in Uvalde, the Ocean View School District has been carefully reviewing our school security protocols. I’ve met with our superintendent, Dr. Carol Hansen and Vice President Patricia Singer to discuss next steps. VP Patricia Singer and I were pleased that parents in the community came forward to push for stricter safety measures that aligned with our own advocacy.
Therefore, effective immediately, the following security protocols will be added and enforced through the end of the school year:
1. All front office school doors will be locked during school hours.
2. Visitors must come to the front office door, call the number posted, identify themselves and the reason for the request to enter the school building.
3. All individual classroom doors will be shut and locked.
As we transition to employing our new superintendent, Dr. Michael Conroy, in several weeks, we will take action to make more stringent safety upgrades. More news to come.
Sincerely,
President Clayton-Tarvin
Following the horrific shooting in Uvalde, the Ocean View School District has been carefully reviewing our school security protocols. I’ve met with our superintendent, Dr. Carol Hansen and Vice President Patricia Singer to discuss next steps. VP Patricia Singer and I were pleased that parents in the community came forward to push for stricter safety measures that aligned with our own advocacy.
Therefore, effective immediately, the following security protocols will be added and enforced through the end of the school year:
1. All front office school doors will be locked during school hours.
2. Visitors must come to the front office door, call the number posted, identify themselves and the reason for the request to enter the school building.
3. All individual classroom doors will be shut and locked.
As we transition to employing our new superintendent, Dr. Michael Conroy, in several weeks, we will take action to make more stringent safety upgrades. More news to come.
Sincerely,
President Clayton-Tarvin