Safety Procedures

For which school year is the Student & Staff District Emergency Information Guide intended?

• 2025-26

• 2023-24

• 2024-25

• 2026-27

Why is it important for students and staff to be familiar with the emergency guide?

• To understand how the District prevents and manages emergencies

• To learn about after-school programs

• To find out about school holidays

• To know the names of all teachers

How does the guide help students and staff during emergencies? (DoK 2)

• By making them familiar with prevention and management procedures

• By giving them homework assignments

• By providing entertainment

• By listing school clubs

Why might it be important for staff to know the terms outlined in the emergency guide? (DoK 2)

• To respond effectively during emergencies

• To improve their teaching methods

• To organize school events

• To decorate classrooms

What is the main purpose of comprehensive emergency planning and training in schools?

• To prevent and manage emergencies in their buildings

• To increase student enrollment

• To improve academic performance

• To reduce school hours

Which emergency protocol is used in response to an imminent threat in or around a school?

• Lockdown

• Evacuation

• Hold-in-Place

• Shelter-in-Place

What is the main focus of a Hold-in-Place/Hold protocol?

• To keep students in classrooms during a non-threatening event

• To evacuate the building

• To lock all doors and windows

• To send students home

What happens to hallways during a Hold-in-Place/Hold?

• They are cleared

• They are crowded

• They are locked

• They are used for evacuation

What is the main goal of a Shelter-in-Place/Shelter protocol?

• To keep students in a safe space inside the building

• To evacuate everyone outside

• To lock all classroom doors

• To stop all school activities

Why might multiple emergency protocols be used together in a school?

• To respond to a wide range of critical incidents

• To confuse students

• To reduce the number of staff needed

• To save money