Crisis Plan

This code is usually called if there is a threat outside of the school.

• Hold

• Lockdown

• Lock-Out

• Shelter in Place

• Evacuate

This code is usually called if there is a natural disaster or weather event.

• Hold

• Lockdown

• Lock-Out

• Shelter in Place

• Evacuate

This code is usually called if the hallways need to be clear but not necessarily for an immediate threat or danger.

• Hold

• Lockdown

• Lock-Out

• Shelter in Place

• Evacuate

This code is usually called if we need to leave the building, such as in the event of a fire or chemical spill.

• Hold

• Lockdown

• Lock-Out

• Shelter in Place

• Evacuate

This code is called if there is an immediate threat or active shooter in the school.

• Hold

• Lockdown

• Lock-Out

• Shelter in Place

• Evacuate

When this code is called, the goal is to make the classroom seem empty.

• Hold

• Lockdown

• Lock-Out

• Shelter in Place

• Evacuate

When this code is called, the door will be barricaded, the lights will be out, and there should be silence, even if someone bangs or knocks on the door.

• Hold

• Lockdown

• Lock-Out

• Shelter in Place

• Evacuate

In the event of an evacuation, you should find your friends as soon as you leave the building.

• True

• False

• Unsure

Answer explanation

This is FALSE. You should stay with your teacher until further instructions are given. Your teacher is legally responsible for you until your parent/guardian arrives.

In the event of a hold, lockdown, lock-out, or shelter in place, you should return from the bathroom or water fountain to your classroom immediately.

• True

• False

• Unsure

Answer explanation

This is TRUE. Your teacher is legally responsible for you. If you were on the way to an appointment or somewhere in the school that is closer than your teacher's classroom, go to that place immediately.

If we are at lunch, intake, dismissal, or class change and an immediate threat occurs, what should you do? (You can select multiple answers)

• Get away from the threat - Get into the nearest classroom or lockable area if indoors.

• Get away from the threat - even if that means exiting the school or running away from the school.

• Run into the building, even if that means going towards the threat.

• Run to find your friends if you are separated from them.