Staff App Communication
Teachers and staff are required to use the CrisisGo app during drills to stay in communication and maintain emergency response visibility.
GADSDEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT 32
District-wide safety platform for emergency communication, safety drill coordination, audit-ready documentation, accountability, and reunification readiness.
CrisisGo is implemented as the district emergency management platform. It is used by schools to manage safety drills, maintain drill documentation, support emergency communication, preserve audit logs, and strengthen reunification readiness.
GESD32 has complied with reunification drill requirements and can present this as a major safety-preparedness accomplishment. Based on district operational knowledge, GESD32 is among the few Arizona districts that have reached this level of reunification drill compliance and documentation readiness.
The previous CrisisGo Emergency System and CrisisGo Reunification System should be reported as one consolidated project because reunification is a larger drill and workflow managed inside the CrisisGo platform. The platform also strengthens the district’s ability to document, retrieve, and report safety activity.
Teachers and staff are required to use the CrisisGo app during drills to stay in communication and maintain emergency response visibility.
CrisisGo supports drill tracking by school and drill type, including fire drills, lockdown drills, soft-lock drills, and reunification drills.
Reunification is not a separate application. It is a major emergency preparedness workflow managed within CrisisGo.
CrisisGo gives the district the ability to maintain audit trails and quickly produce documentation if the district needs to respond to a review, audit, or compliance request.
CrisisGo gives the district a centralized way to document safety activity and monitor emergency preparedness across campuses.
Public CrisisGo product information describes a school safety ecosystem focused on communication, reunification, student accountability, safety audits, and digital workflows. The following benefits are translated into GESD32 board language.
Arizona law requires school districts, in coordination with local law enforcement and emergency response agencies, to develop emergency response plans for each school. CrisisGo supports the district’s operational ability to document and monitor preparedness activity, including reunification drill evidence and audit-ready reports.