School Safety Protocols and Procedures

The video tutorial discusses the importance of having a plan for emergencies at school. It introduces the Standard Response Protocol, which includes actions like Hold, Secure, Lockdown, Evacuate, and Shelter. Each action is explained in detail, providing guidelines on how to respond in different situations to ensure safety. The video emphasizes the need for communication and cooperation during emergencies and highlights the importance of being prepared.

What is the first action in the standard response protocol?

• Lockdown

• Hold

• Evacuate

• Shelter

During a 'Hold' action, what should students do if the bell rings?

• Leave the classroom

• Go to the gym

• Go to the cafeteria

• Stay in the classroom

What is the main reason for a 'Secure' action?

• Something happening inside the school

• A scheduled event

• Something happening in the neighborhood

• A fire drill

What percentage of school attacks are over within 5 minutes?

• 80%

• 70%

• 60%

• 50%

What should students do with their phones during a lockdown?

• Silence them or turn on 'Do Not Disturb'

• Turn them off

• Give them to the teacher

• Keep them on and use them

What should students do if they are not in a locked classroom during a lockdown?

• Hide under a table

• Go to the nearest bathroom

• Self-evacuate to a safe place

• Stay where they are

What is the first step in the 'Evacuate' action?

• Gather all personal belongings

• Call parents

• Wait for an announcement

• Leave the building immediately

What should students do if they hear a fire alarm during a lockdown?

• Call 911

• Ignore the alarm

• Evacuate immediately

• Stay in the room unless there is a fire

What should students do during a tornado?

• Go to the gym

• Get to the storm shelter

• Evacuate the building

• Stay in the classroom

What is the main goal of the standard response protocols?

• To keep students safe

• To inform parents

• To follow school rules

• To practice drills