Back-to-School Safety: What Every Family Needs to Know
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As a new school year begins, safety is top of mind for students, parents, and educators alike. In this episode of After the Bell, producer Dee Daniels sits down with Assistant Chief George C. Washington and Lieutenant Justin Pratt of the Savannah-Chatham County Board of Education Police Department to discuss the comprehensive safety measures in place across the district.
Learn how School Resource Officers (SROs) do far more than respond to emergencies—they serve as mentors, relationship builders, and trusted resources for students every day. The conversation also covers anonymous reporting tools, the "See Something, Say Something" approach, emergency preparedness, the Walking School Bus program, and the layered security strategies used at schools and athletic events.
You'll also hear important reminders about the district's clear bag policy, event security screenings, traffic safety during drop-off and pick-up, and practical tips to help families navigate the excitement of the first weeks of school.
Whether you're a parent, student, staff member, or community supporter, this episode offers valuable insight into the people and programs working year-round to keep Savannah-Chatham County schools safe.
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