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School & Student Safety

Bulloch County Schools strives to create and maintain safe schools and offices for students, faculty, staff, and visitors, and we invest resources to continuously improve safety equipment.  

Parental support and community involvement are vital to help the district maintain safe, orderly schools. The district regularly works in partnership with the Bulloch County Emergency Management Agency and all of our law enforcement agencies within the county, state and nation to develop and implement school and district safety plans. Each of our schools is required by the state to have a safety plan that is regularly reviewed and updated.

Safety Measures Required by Law

Bulloch County Schools and its 15 schools and learning centers are required by law to do the following:

  • Have school safety plans in place
  • Conduct drills on that plan
  • Have a process for reviewing and updating the plans annually
  • Have the plans on file with the Bulloch County Emergency Management Agency

Learn more here.

State Hotlines

  • Georgia's School Safety Hotline:  Make anonymous, confidential reports of drugs, weapons, bullying, threats or other safety concerns about your child's school by calling 1.877.say.stop or 1.877.729.7867
  • Georgia Bureau of Investigation: 

    Submit tips from your mobile device to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation's  Watchdesk by downloading the See Send App for iPhone and Android devices from the Google Play or the Apple App Store

Local Hotlines

School District Hotline

  • Bulloch County Schools Safety Department
    • Contact the district’s safety officer, Todd Mashburn by email or call 912.212.8891
  • Contact your school 

Emergency Information

See or hear something? Say something to a trusted adult!

  • If you see something, say something to a trusted adult, not social media.
  • Contact law enforcement or the school district using any of the available tip hotlines listed below.

Social media is not a trusted source

  • Social media is not the appropriate source to report your safety concerns. Instead, immediately report crime tips or suspicious activity to law enforcement, a school administrator, or a trusted adult.
  • Sharing and reposting alleged information or screenshots of school threats made on social media leads to undue fear and anxiety and disrupts instruction in our schools. It can also lead to future false-reports.

Student Health

Contact Us

Todd Mashburn, Director
School Safety Department
912.212.8891

Public Information Officer

Hayley Greene, Director
Public Relations Department
912.212.8512 or 912.536.2827