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Recovery

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Social and Emotional Support

We recognize that emotional well-being is as important as physical safety, especially after an emergency. Our school counselors provide support to help students process their feelings and navigate challenges. They create a safe space for sharing experiences and offer resources and coping strategies for stability. We encourage you to reach out if your child or student could benefit from additional support. 

campus Repairs and Maintenance 

MUSD's internal operations teams are dedicated to addressing repairs and maintenance to keep our schools safe and functional. Whether it's clearing fallen trees after a storm or fixing broken fixtures, our team swiftly removes barriers that could disrupt the school environment, ensuring that students and staff can focus on what matters most - learning!

After Action Reviews

After any emergency, MUSD holds an After-Action Review meeting. This is a chance for our school safety teams, along with the District’s Incident Command team and law enforcement, to talk about what went well and what we can improve for next time.  

We also have these discussions after practice drills to make our emergency response even stronger. We really appreciate the teamwork with law enforcement and first responders in keeping our schools safe! 

supporting recovery efforts at home

It’s very important to pay close attention to children's emotional well-being, especially during tough times. We encourage parents to talk with their children about their feelings and let them know it's okay to feel different emotions, such as fear or anger. Children can express themselves in many healthy ways, such as talking, writing, creating art, or exercising. Your support can help them feel understood and safe. 

Watch for signs of distress, like changes in behavior, increased anxiety, or trouble sleeping. Also, be mindful of their media exposure, as too much news can heighten worries. Here are some key points to share with children: 

  • Safety First: Remind them that schools are safe spaces where staff work closely with local law enforcement and emergency responders to ensure safety. 
  • Community Role: Teach them the importance of reporting anything that makes them uncomfortable to a trusted adult—this is not "tattling", but an essential part of keeping everyone safe!

For more resources on supporting your child's emotional health, consider these helpful links: