St. Barbara Catholic School works diligently to maintain a safe environment for the students entrusted to our care.
- The school grounds are completely enclosed by fencing and locked gates during school hours.
- Access to the school is only allowed through a door buzzer equipped with camera.
- The facilities are regularly checked and maintained.
- Monthly emergency drills are held, including fire, earthquake, and lockdown drills.
- Safe Environment Training and fingerprinting must be completed in order to volunteer or work at the school.
Safe Environment Training and Fingerprinting
In order to secure and maintain a safe environment for our students,
the Diocese of Orange has set a series of procedures in place that each
adult must comply with in order to volunteer or work at our school .
1. Volunteers and adults over 18 years old must be fingerprinted to
be allowed to work, chaperone, or visit when students are in school or
on field trips. Fingerprinting must be done through Diocese of Orange
approved providers. Fingerprinting will carry over to any Diocesan
school or parish.
In order to complete fingerprinting, you must personally come to the
school office and bring your driver's license and social security
number. Completed forms are given to you to take to fingerprinting
provider. You must return a copy to the school office after being
fingerprinted. Approval takes approximately 1-2 weeks. Information is
confidential. The school will only be notified of an approved or a declined status.
2. Every volunteer must complete a Safe Environment Training online
course. Once
completed, a certificate of completion must be turned in to the school
office. Safe Environment Training must be renewed every 3 years. The school office will notify you when renewal is due. To complete the online training, go to CMGConnect.
3. Suppliers and vendors must be approved through Compliance Depot through the Diocese of Orange.
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