Katy ISD Safety
Did you know that Katy ISD Police have a Mental Health Intervention Team? Officers Muniz and Admani work collaboratively with campus counselors, licensed psychologists and school administrators to support students’ mental health and well-being. September is National Suicide Prevention and Awareness month, recognizing warning signs and providing resources for someone in need could be life-saving.
For more information on mental health resources, please visit
bit.ly/3LbnhuZ or read information below.
Beginning July 16, 2022 the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) transitioned to “988” the three-digit, nationwide phone number to connect directly to the Suicide Prevention and Crisis Lifeline. The 988 lifeline is a national network of more than 200 crisis centers across the country that assist people in crisis every day. Please see additional information here: 988 Fact Sheet (English:
www.fcc.gov/sites/de fault/files/988-fact -sheet.pdf) (Spanish:
www.fcc.gov/sites/de fault/files/988-fact -sheet-spanish.pdf)
Katy ISD has updated the information on the back of ID badges for students in 4th-12th grade.
September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness of this topic to ensure that all students, families and individuals know how to access support and resources to discuss suicide prevention and seek help.
NAMI Know the Warning Signs:
www.nami.org/About-M ental-Illness/Common -with-Mental-Illness /Risk-of-Suicid
NAMI What to Know About Youth Suicide:
nami.org/Your-Journe y/Kids-Teens-and-You ng-Adults/What-You-N eed-to-Know-Abo 
