Here are links to resources and references which are mentioned in this training. These are current as of June 2025, and may change periodically.
https://iloveuguys.org/The-Standard-Response-Protocol.html
IS-100.C - Introduction to the Incident Command System
https://training.fema.gov/is/courseoverview.aspx?code=IS-100.c
IS-362.A - Multi-Hazard Emergency Planning for Schools
https://training.fema.gov/is/courseoverview.aspx?code=IS-362.a
https://www.crcog.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/Final-Report-of-the-Sandy-Hook-Advisory-Commission.pdf
Reference to locked doors: Document page 238 - Appendix A-I.1
https://www.c3pathways.com/podcast/ep-27-emotionally-responsible-room-entry
https://www.epa.gov/superfund/superfund-amendments-and-reauthorization-act-sara
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https://iloveuguys.org/The-Standard-Reunification-Method.html
https://www.cisa.gov/resources-tools/services/wireless-priority-service-wps
https://coyotecampaign.org/family-reunification/
https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/331WRXK2DFQPN?ref_=wl_share
Here are links to resources which aren’t mentioned in this training but are related and contain valuable information. They’re current as of June 2025, and may change periodically.
https://emergency.cdc.gov/cerc/manual/index.asp
https://rems.ed.gov/EOPAssist/EOPAssist.aspx
https://www.fema.gov/emergency-managers/national-preparedness/plan
https://training.fema.gov/icsresource/icsforms.aspx
https://www.fema.gov/media-collection/disaster-financial-management-guide
https://www.greenlightsgrantinitiative.org/
https://captivatemedia.us/animated/#SRP
Captivate Media allows users to order animated videos about the SRP that are customized to their school.https://ilug.secureprintorder.com/account/
https://iloveuguys.org/SRP-Other-Languages.html
The Foundation has translated our most popular printed materials into 25 languages for your convenience.https://rems.ed.gov/docs/EmergencyGoKitsFactSheet_508C.pdf
Here are links to videos that have been produced by The “I Love U Guys” Foundation. All are available on our website, but provided here as direct links for convenience. You can download all of these videos and use as needed.
Empower your students to know what to do in a crisis by teaching them about the five actions of the SRP. In this video, an adorable School Resource Officer and a multi-dimensional high school student break down the actions—Hold, Secure, Lockdown, Evacuate, and Shelter—explaining what each one means and how to respond effectively during a crisis.
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All the magic of the original SRP Middle/High School Classroom Training Video, but this version is dubbed in Spanish.
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Most schools run lockdown drills. But doing them right? That takes more than checking boxes. It takes strong partnerships between schools and first responders, and a commitment to creating a culture of safety where students feel prepared, not scared. This video shows what trauma-informed, collaborative drills that prioritize the safety and well-being of students can look like.
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All the practical info as seen in the Real World Lockdown Drills video, but this version is dubbed in Spanish.
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Safety isn't just a school thing. It's an everywhere thing.
Every day, people visit and work in municipal buildings, and it's up to the staff to help keep them safe. So why not apply the same safety principles used in schools to city buildings and other public spaces? The Standard Response Protocol (SRP) is designed to support all-hazards crisis response in any environment. Learn how the five actions of the SRP can be used in your organization to help protect staff, visitors, and your entire community.
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The release of SRP-2021 involved some pretty significant changes. But why? Put simply, Lockout vs. Lockdown was confusing, Secure vs. Lockdown is clear. Clear, common language puts everyone on the same page and keeps people safe. There was some other new stuff too, but you'll have to watch to find out.
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Seconds count. So when schools within your jurisdiction are using the SRP, it is crucial for all first responders to have a comprehensive understanding of the five actions of the SRP in order to understand the status of a crisis at the schools and be able to effectively respond. In this video, our Hollywood voiceover artist gives patrol team members an overview of the SRP and its five actions, and he takes you through real-world scenarios of what this will look like for law enforcement. Show this video at roll call with your officers and discuss it to solidify their understanding of the SRP.
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Dispatchers play an integral, yet often overlooked, role in any crisis. This video sheds light on the importance of dispatchers understanding and utilizing the common language of the SRP for effective communications between law enforcement, fire, EMS, and the school or district. Grab 10 minutes during roll call to present this video to dispatchers so they can learn more about the five actions of the SRP, when and why they are used, and what communications will look like for dispatchers.
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For many families, the reunification process can feel unfamiliar and overwhelming. This short, informative video helps take away the uncertainty. It gives parents and guardians a clear picture of what to expect during the reunification process so they can feel more prepared, confident, and calm should a reunification occur.
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Para muchas familias, el proceso de reunificación puede resultar desconocido y abrumador. Este vídeo breve e informativo ayuda a eliminar la incertidumbre. Les brinda a los padres y tutores una idea clara de qué esperar durante el proceso de reunificación para que puedan sentirse más preparados, confiados y tranquilos en caso de que se produzca una reunificación.
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Reunification sounds intimidating. But with the right team, the right resources, and a little practice, it's a process you can execute with confidence.
This video captures our two-day Standard Reunification Method-Reunification Exercise (SRM-REx) training, where school staff, first responders, and district personnel work together to plan, stage, and run a full-scale reunification exercise. By the end of the training, participants were empowered and ready to bring reunification planning to life in their own communities. Hey, maybe after you see it, you will too.
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It's the crawl, walk, run approach.
Crawl: Reunification Site Walkthrough
Walk: Reunification Exercise
Run: The Real Deal
Reunification site walkthroughs can be a game-changer. They help your team feel ready, confident and clear on what to do before a reunification is needed. See for yourself.
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You've got your reunification team. You've got your plan. You've got your Reunification Operation Kit. Now it is time to put the talk to the walk and practice.
Watch the Standard Reunification Method (SRM) come to life, from planning and setting up to practicing the process. If your organization is wondering where to start, this is the blueprint.
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All the practical info as seen in the Inside a Full-Scale Reunification Exercise video, but this version is dubbed in Spanish.
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In a crisis, dispatchers are the communications bridge between schools, law enforcement, and fire/EMS. And when a reunification is necessary, their role is critical. Dispatchers coordinate communications around the evacuation and transportation of students and staff, security of the reunification site, traffic control, and more. This video drops you into the action and shows why understanding the Standard Reunification Method (SRM) is vital for a smooth and safe reunification process.
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