It is the duty of Woodland Public Schools to keep its students and staff safe. As the Director of Safety, it is my job to plan for emergencies and to provide an accident prevention program that includes staff training in safety and emergency procedures.

Woodland School District provides staff safety orientations, and employees can access various safety and job-specific training under the online SafeSchools Training Program. Below are the SafeSchools Training site links and the Accident Prevention Program. The Hazardous Communication Program can be found on the Facilities page. Please take time to familiarize yourself with these programs, for the safety of students and staff.

If you have a safety concern or question, please don’t hesitate to contact me at:

Neil Brinson
Facilities and Safety Director
Main: 360-841-2741
Contact form

Your Safety, Your Voice

If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, please call 911. The following confidential resources are also available 24/7 for residents of Washington State:

  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or Text 988
  • WA DCYF Intake (Child Abuse/Neglect): 1-866-ENDHARM (1-866-363-4276)
  • Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741
  • Teen Link (WA Specific): 1-866-TEENLINK (1-866-833-6546)

If you see something that doesn't look safe, don't keep it to yourself. You have the power to keep Woodland Public Schools safe for everyone.

Click Here for the Woodland Public Schools Tip Line

What to Report:

  • Violent Threats: Directed at yourself or other individuals.
  • Illegal Substances: Distribution or use of alcohol and drugs on school grounds.
  • Weapons: Mention of or intent to bring weapons to campus.
  • Building Safety: Concerns regarding any school district facility.
  • Property Damage: Vandalism affecting student or school property.
NOTE: This tip line is only monitored during regular business.  If a concern requires immediate attention, please call WOODLAND PD.

HearMeWA

Woodland Public Schools participates in HearMeWA which is a statewide program for receiving and responding to tips regarding risks or potential risks to the safety and well-being of youth. HearMeWA is a program for young Washingtonians up to age 25 by the WA State Attorney General’s Office. We are committed to being antiracist, trauma-informed, and youth-centered in the services we offer. Youth and youth-serving organizations are at the center of this program and help inform the work that we do. Trained crisis counselors will field all calls.

SafeSchools Training

The SafeSchools Training offers many safety courses.

Clock Hours are available for this training. Please see these directions for Clock Hours for SafeSchools courses.

ESD112's Clock Hour Registration Site

Accident Prevention Program

Accident Prevention Program

This includes written plans, required notices, accident forms, record of hazard forms, ESD 112 Safety Talks, Safety Committee info and minutes, and Worker’s Compensation information.

Emergency Preparedness