Emergency Preparedness - Summer School

When the conditions inside a building are worse than they are outside the building, then students, staff, and visitors should ____________ the building.

• Evacuate

• Shelter

• Lockdown

• Reverse evacuation

When the fire alarm sounds, leave the building by the nearest exit and move at least ______ from the building. 

• 50 feet away

• 10 feet away

• 30 feet away

• 500 feet away

If there is an odor of gas, a bomb threat, or some other event where an evacuation is needed, then...

• Directed Evacuation is required.

• Shelter on place is required.

• Lockdown is required.

• Reverse evacuation is required.

For a "Direct Evacuation" Once outside, move at least _____ from the building to the locations identified on your School

• 30 feet away

• 50 feet away

• 100 feet away

• 300 feet away

If we have a "Fire Evacuation" we need to evacuate to:

• Gym

• Baseball Field

• Cafeteria

• Main Office

During a "fire drill or fire evacuation", students should:

• -Go to a different class

  -Post on social media

• -Run

  -Use their cellphones

• -Remain calm

  -Be silent

  -Stay organized

• -Talk to their friends

  -Run

Whenever there is danger in the neighborhood, on school property, or there's a need for the school to have a heightened awareness of what is going on in the area around the school.

• Shelter

• Lockdown

• Evacuation

• Direct Evacuation

In case of an "Earthquake" and students are INSIDE the building, they should:

• Drop, Cover, Hold

• Walk, Cover, Hold

• Run, Cover, Hold

• Drop, talk, Hold

In case of an "Earthquake" and students are OUTSIDE the building, they should:

• Stay clear of all buildings, power lines, light poles, trees, etc. then Drop, cover and hold.

• Go back into the building during the event or immediately thereafter.  

• Run and scream.

• Take photos and post them on social media.

In the case of "Severe Weather", and you are in a classroom, you should:

• Protect the back of head with arms.

• Sit quietly on the floor, facing the wall, in a crouched or tucked position, head down, protecting the back of head with arms.

• Sit quietly on the chair, facing the wall.

• Sit quietly on the floor.