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A Message About Safety and Security:

At Lake Park High School, we are dedicated to creating a safe and welcoming environment for all students, staff, and visitors every day. Our team of experienced safety professionals is trained to respond quickly and efficiently in emergencies, while also serving as visible and approachable members of our school community. By building strong relationships, our team fosters trust and encourages students to share their concerns. In partnership with staff, they help guide student behavior, reinforce expectations, and model respect in line with District values. Through consistency, care, and collaboration, we work to ensure that every member of the Lake Park community feels secure, supported, and prepared to succeed. 

Safety Partnerships

     Roselle Fire Department logo     Roselle Police Department logo     DuPage County Sheriff's Office     

DuPage County Regional Office of Education logo     i love u guys foundation logo     Safe2Help logo

See Something, Say Something: 

Safe2Help, a 24/7 program that offers students a safe, confidential way in which to share information that might help prevent suicides, bullying, school violence, or other threats to school safety.

Safe2Help encourages students to “Seek Help Before Harm” through a variety of channels (a mobile app, text, phone, or website) at no cost to students. 

 

See Something, Say Something

  • Lake Park High School follows the Run, Hide, Fight model from the Department of Homeland Security.

    Staff receive annual training from Roselle Police Department instructors who are ALICE-certified.

    The District’s mass notification system provides immediate overhead alerts and notifies first responders.

  • Fire, lockdown, severe weather, and evacuation drills are conducted regularly, in compliance with state law and in coordination with local police and fire departments.

    Staff are trained in the Standard Response Protocol (SRP) developed by The "I Love U Guys" Foundation, ensuring consistent language and actions across our campuses during emergencies.

  • Lake Park is an active member of DuSMART, working closely with law enforcement and emergency service agencies.

    Sponsored by Roselle Police and Fire Departments, the District has access to DEDIRS and STARCOM21 emergency communication systems for direct interoperability with first responders.

    The District also hosts first responder training events throughout the year, such as Active Threat Response and Rescue Task Force exercises.

  • Lake Park campuses are equipped with surveillance cameras, vape detection devices, and secure access control systems.

    Trained security personnel carry emergency radios for immediate contact with law enforcement.

     

  • Our Threat Assessment Team is currently being trained in the CSTAG model (Comprehensive School Threat Assessment Guidelines), which supports early identification and appropriate intervention.