North Penn High School Safety Procedures

Dr. Carlin discusses the safety program at North Penn High School, emphasizing the importance of safety drills, including evacuation, shelter in place, and lockdown procedures. An upcoming evacuation drill to Crawford Stadium is highlighted. The Safe to Say program is introduced as an anonymous reporting system for safety concerns. The video concludes with a reminder of available resources for students and staff to ensure a safe learning environment.

What is the primary focus of the safety program at North Penn High School?

• Academic excellence

• Safety and well-being of students and staff

• Sports achievements

• Cultural events

What triggers the initiation of an evacuation at North Penn High School?

• A text message alert

• A teacher's decision

• The fire bell or alarm

• A scheduled announcement

During the evacuation drill, where will students initially gather?

• Cafeteria

• Library

• Bus Circle

• Gymnasium

Who is responsible for leading students during an evacuation drill?

• The school nurse

• The principal

• The night Zone teacher

• The security officer

What is the purpose of a shelter-in-place procedure?

• To isolate students and staff from an unsafe outdoor environment

• To evacuate the building

• To conduct a fire drill

• To hold a school assembly

What is a lockdown procedure primarily used for?

• To prepare for a sports event

• To respond to an immediate threat within the school

• To conduct a routine check

• To organize a school trip

What is the role of the school security team during a lockout?

• To unlock all doors

• To ensure all exterior doors are locked

• To conduct a fire drill

• To organize a school event

What does the 'Safe to Say' system allow students to do?

• Access their academic records

• Schedule parent-teacher meetings

• Register for extracurricular activities

• Report safety concerns anonymously

How can students submit a report using the 'Safe to Say' system?

• By sending a letter to the principal

• Through a dedicated app or website

• By visiting the school office

• By calling their teacher

What should students do if they see or hear something unsafe at school?

• Post about it on social media

• Ignore it

• Report it immediately

• Discuss it with friends