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Lenape Regional High School District

September 15, 2025

Dear Parents/Guardians:

The start of a new school year is an opportune time to share with you some of the steps the Lenape Regional High School District (LRHSD) takes to ensure the security and safety of our students, which is of the highest priority at all times.

Notification System

We will perform a test alert via email and SMS text message.  The alert will be performed using the guardian contact information we currently have on file in our Genesis Student Information System. Your contact information appears below:

Contact Email Address(s)

Phone Number(s)

You should receive these test alerts on Tuesday, September 16, 2025 .

If you need any changes made to your contact information you can contact your student’s  registrar.

Drills

The New Jersey Department of Education requires that schools conduct one fire drill and one security drill each month students are present. Drills are conducted without prior notification to parents, students and staff. Security drills vary, but must include the following drills over the course of the school year:

  • 2 evacuation drills
  • 2 bomb threat drills
  • 2 lockdown drills
  • 2 active shooter lockdown drills
  • 2 miscellaneous drills (shelter in place)

Parents and Guardians will be notified by email by the end of the day when a School Security Drill was conducted.

Notification Process

In the event of a real incident, timely and accurate communication with parents and guardians is essential.  The Lenape Regional High School District shall utilize one or more of the following notification methods:

  • Email
  • Text Message
  • School and district websites
  • LDTV
  • X (Formerly Twitter): @LRHSDstatus

The goal of the Lenape Regional High School District is to provide timely and accurate communication during school emergencies.  Numerous agencies at the local, county and state levels collaborate during these situations to 1) ensure the safety of our students and staff and 2) provide information as quickly as possible to families and the community.

Our first priority is always the safety of our students and staff, directly followed by accurate communication to families.

If you have any questions please feel free to contact your child’s school.

Sincerely,

Matthew D. Webb
Superintendent of Schools