Standard Reunification Method (SRM)
One critical aspect of crisis response is accountable reunification of students with their parents or guardians in the event of a school crisis or emergency. The Standard Reunification Method provides school and district safety teams with proven methods for planning, practicing and achieving a successful reunification. Keep in mind though, this is an evolving process. While there is a smattering of science in these methods, there is certainly more art. Site-specific considerations will impact how these practices can be integrated into school and district safety plans. Successful planning and implementation also demands partnerships with all responding agencies participating in a crisis response.
SRM Resources
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Parents & Students
- CFISD Connect
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Academics
- myCFISD
- Home Access Center (HAC)
- Student Textbooks
- School Ratings
- School Cash Online
- Student Code of Conduct / Student Handbook
- High School Semester Exam Exemptions
- Student Records and Transcripts
- Curriculum / Course Descriptions
- Title I
- Library Resources
- Counseling
- College & Career Readiness
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Special Education
- Overview
- Operating Procedures
- Special Education Staff
- Special Education Programs
- Additional Support Services
- Child Find Services
- The Admission, Review and Dismissal (ARD) Process
- People First Language
- Special Olympics
- Upcoming Events
- Special Education Parent Advisory Committee
- Transition & Employment Guide
- Section 504
- HORIZONS Gifted & Talented
- Testing
- Graduation Information
- Title IX
- Registration
- Fine Arts
- Athletics
- Health
- Nutrition Services
- Transportation
- Community Programs
- Community Engagement
- Safety
- Contacts & Communications