Community Resources

Thank you for visiting our Community Resources page. We strive to maintain accurate and up-to-date information on this page. We know during an emergency event there can be an overabundance of accurate and inaccurate information available and details can continue to change quickly. This page was established to be a hub for information, providing answers to your questions, and details regarding how the emergency event impacts your life as a parent and student at Pathways. In the event of an actual emergency, we will communicate with families via our website, ParentSquare, our emergency text alert system, and this page and associated documents will be regularly updated. As always, please reach out to us at any time, we are here to support you.

For additional COVID information, navigate to our COVID-19 Information and Guidance page on the right side of the page.

Click the icons below for more information on the community resources available during emergencies.

This resource provides access to community resources to support mental health during emergencies.

This resource lists community resources to access free meals during emergencies.

How We Prepare for Emergencies

School Response to Emergencies

In the unlikely event of an emergency at school, staff have been trained, and will react quickly to protect students. If the emergency is a fire, students, and staff will evacuate to their designated Assembly Area until authorities determine that it is safe to re-enter the building. If there is an earthquake, students and staff will drop, cover, and hold on as trained until the shaking stops, and then will evacuate the building to the Assembly Area where they will wait for authorities to determine it is safe to re-enter the building. If there is a hazard outside, such as poor air quality from nearby wildfire smoke or a nearby chemical release, students will remain inside where the building itself will help protect and insulate them. If local authorities call for a shelter-in-place, everyone will be kept inside until the school is notified by authorities that the shelter-in-place is lifted.

For more information, click on the links below

Fire Drill Procedures
Earthquake
Shelter-in-Place
Public Health

Communicating with the School during an Emergency

Preparing for Storms and Other Hazards: Safety

Pathways is taking proactive steps to ensure students, staff, and families are prepared for the weather and other related events (earthquakes, poor air quality, power outages, etc.). This is your one-stop shop for resources and information related to weather and other hazardous events.

Documents and Materials