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Stockton Unified School District
Office of Emergency Services
The Office of Emergency Services coordinates district-wide emergency planning, preparedness, and safety efforts for all schools and facilities. Emergency Services works to prepare staff and students for emergencies and supports disaster planning through the five phases of emergency management: Prevention, Preparedness, Mitigation, Response, and Recovery.
Emergency Services Resources
Evolv Security Screening
Stockton Unified School District is utilizing Evolv security screening technology at district high schools as part of our continued commitment to maintaining safe and welcoming learning environments.
Evolv provides security screening technology designed to support safer environments while allowing individuals to move through designated screening areas efficiently.
Students, families, staff, and community members can learn more about Evolv and security screening in schools by visiting the resource below.
Security Screening Information
Please review the information below to learn more about the security screening process at Stockton Unified high schools.
Emergency Services Team
Director, Emergency Services
(209) 933-7100 ext. 2702
Office of Emergency Services: (209) 933-7100
Emergency Operations Center: ext. 2709
Juanita Newell
Executive Assistant III
(209) 933-7100 ext. 2703
Sergeant Curtis Jue
Office of Emergency Services
(209) 933-7085 ext. 2499
See It, Report It
Students and community members are encouraged to report safety concerns through the Say Something Anonymous Reporting System.
Sandy Hook Promise - Say Something Anonymous Reporting System
Important Mental Health & Safety Resources
See Something Say Something (ARS)
A reminder about the Anonymous Reporting System (ARS). This program allows staff and students to share critical information that could assist in life-saving prevention or crisis intervention.
Use the QR code on the flyer to submit an anonymous tip.
Learn More About Sandy Hook Promise
Sandy Hook Promise Relief & BetterHelp
Free therapy and counseling services are available for teenage students and adult staff members for up to 3 months.
Flyers are available in both English and Spanish.
Care Solace & NASP Resources
Care Solace provides mental health care coordination services. Additional flyers are available in English and Spanish.
Resources from the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) offer guidance on helping children cope with grief after a crisis.
CalHOPE Mental Health Resources
CalHOPE offers mental health resources for all Californians, including support for youth, young adults, and families.
Visit CalHOPE