Safety Drill Update - Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Today, Tuesday, November 10, the Morgan County R-II School District conducted several school safety drills across our campuses as part of our ongoing committment to school safety and emergency preparedness.

These drills provide faculty and staff with an opportunity to practice using Crisis Go. Crisis Go is a unified safety and communication incident management platform that our district is beginning to learn and utilize this school year. 

As staff became familiar with the new system, a few drills were unintentionally restarted, which may have caused some confusion. This is part of the learning process and reinforces the importance of practicing with new safety tools before they are needed in an actual emergency. 

We want to reassure everyone that today's activities were drills ONLY. At no time were students or staff in danger.

Practicing these procedures helps us identify areas for improvement, strengthen our response processes, and ensure our staff are better prepared to respond effectively and efficiently in an emergency. Today's practice also provided valuable feedback that will help us refine our routines and procedures, while also improving how we use the system moving foward. 

We appreciate your understanding and support as we continue working to maintain a safe and secure learning environment for all students and staff. 

Thank you to our faculty and staff for their participation, patience, and flexibility, as we learn and practice using this new system.