Crisis Management Plan

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Crisis Management Plan
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Important Things to Remember

• Listen to announcement over the PA system.
• Every second counts during a crisis, so take all
  lock downs, evacuations and weather drills
  seriously.
• Listen to the directions that your teacher gives
  you.

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Emergency Lock Down

• Students and teachers will hear the following
  message over the PA
• Teachers, we are going into emergency lock down.
  Teachers, we are going into emergency lock down.
  Teachers we are going into emergency lock down.
• Please check the hallways outside your
  classrooms. If there are any students in the
  hallway, bring them in your classroom. Close and
  lock your door until further notice. Turn off
  the lights in your room and move students away
  from the door.

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Emergency Lock Down

• At this point, teachers will go out into the
  hallway and bring in any student(s) that are in
  the hall into their rooms. Teachers will then
  turn their classroom lights off and tell students
  to go to the back of the room, AWAY from the
  doors.
• In a lock down situation the teacher will tell
  his/her students something to the effect
• Students, I dont know what our crisis is at
  this time, but it is serious. I need for you to
  stay calm, quiet and wait for further
  instructions.

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Emergency Lock Down

• Students will be expected to stay off their cell
  phones and other electronic devices. Students
  will not be dismissed (even if the bell rings)
  until an announcement has been made by an
  administrator indicating the lock down is over.
  DOORS SHOULD NOT BE OPENED TO ANYONE!!!!!

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Emergency Lock Down

• Once the crisis has been identified and secured,
  someone will come over the PA and give further
  instructions.

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Weather/Tornado Plan

• Teachers and students will hear the following
  message over the PA system
• There has been a weather alert that requires us
  to implement our weather/tornado plan. Teachers
  that are in rooms that have windows must take
  their students into the hallway, away from the
  windows. Teachers that are out in the portables
  and in the gyms must bring their students into
  the main building.

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Weather/Tornado Plan

• Once students are away from window and in a safe
  place, the teacher will then instruct students to
  DUCK AND COVER. This means that students are to
  kneel down and face an interior wall away from
  glass. Students are then to duck their heads,
  and with clasped hands, cover their heads. If
  possible, have students use a textbook to shield
  their heads from any dangerous objects.

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Weather/Tornado Plan

• Portables All portable rooms will enter the
  doors that lead to the tennis courts. Students
  will then have to be escorted to the area by the
  theater (future band room).
• GYMS Any students out in the GYM areas must be
  brought into the building through the south east
  doors. Have students duck and cover facing the
  walls in the east hall, away from windows.

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Weather/Tornado Plan

• Auditorium Escort individuals toward the
  theater area (future band area) and the west hall
  way.
• Cafeteria Escort individuals to the south,
  east, and west hallways. Depending on space,
  some students may need to be escorted upstairs to
  the second floor.
• Library Escort individuals into the west
  hallway.