A. Evacuation
(For use when conditions outside are safer than inside)
u When announcement is made or alarm sounded:
u
Take the closest and safest
way out as posted
(use secondary route if primary route
is blocked
or hazardous)
u
Take roll book for student
accounting
u
Assist those needing special
assistance
u
Do not stop for student/staff
belongings
u
Go to designated Assembly Area
u
Check for injuries
u
Take attendance; report
according to
Student Accounting and Release procedures
u
Wait for further instructions |
B. Reverse
Evacuation
(For use when conditions inside are safer than outside)
u
When the announcement is
made:
u
Move students and staff inside
as quickly as possible
u
Assist those needing special
assistance
u
Report to classroom
u
Check for injuries
u
Take attendance; report
according to
Student Accounting and Release procedures
u
Wait for further instructions. |
C. Severe Weather
Safe Area
(For use in severe weather emergencies)
u
When announcement is
made or alarm sounded:
u
Take the closest, safest route
to shelter in
designated safe areas (use secondary route
if
primary route is blocked or dangerous)
u
Occupants of portable
classrooms shall move to
the main building to designated
safe areas
u
Take roll book for student
accounting
u
Take attendance; report
according to
Student Accounting and Release procedures
u
Assist those needing special
assistance
u
Do not stop for student/staff
belongings
u
Close all doors
u
Remain in safe area until the
“all clear” is given
u
Wait for further instructions
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D. Shelter in Place
(For use in external gas or chemical release scenarios)
u
When the announcement is
made:
u
Students are to be cleared
from the halls
immediately and to report to nearest
available classroom or other designated location
u
Assist those needing special
assistance
u
Close and tape all windows and
doors and seal
the gap between bottom of the door and
the
floor (external gas/chemical release)
u
Take attendance; report
according to
Student Accounting and Release procedures
u
Do not allow anyone to leave
the classroom
u
Stay away from all doors and
windows
u
Wait for further instructions
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E. Lockdown
(For use to protect building
occupants from potential
dangers in the building)
Note: school-specific lockdown procedures should be
developed by school officials and local law enforcement
officials. Please see “Considerations When Developing a
School Lockdown Policy” for additional information. See
www.kycss.org/lockdown.php
u
When the announcement is
made:
u
Students are to be
cleared from the halls
immediately and
to report to nearest available classroom
u
Assist those needing special
assistance
u
Close and lock all windows and
doors and do not
leave for any reason
u
Stay away from all doors
and windows and move
students to interior walls and drop
u
BE QUIET!
u
Wait for an official to open the door
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F. Drop, Cover and
Hold
(For use in earthquake or other imminent danger to
building or immediate surroundings)
u
When the command “Drop”
is made:
u
DROP – to the floor, take
cover under a nearby
desk or table and face away from
the windows
u
COVER - your eyes by leaning
your face against
your arms
u
HOLD - on to the table or desk
legs, and
maintain present location/position
u
Assist those needing special
assistance
u
Wait for further instructions
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