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These pages provide samples of common school
emergency policies and procedures and are intended to serve as a place holder and
starting point for schools wishing to publish their own policies on the
web.
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No page limits, no storage limits, no per page charges. Schools can create as many pages as they need to keep their communities informed and up to date about current school policies, procedures and important emergency information.Sample Emergencies or Disasters Procedures
In the event of a major disaster (fire, earthquake, flood) during school hours, children will be kept at school. They will be released only to previously authorized individuals. The exception would be in the event of a serious injury, when we would send the child for emergency medical care. It is absolutely imperative that the Emergency Card and Student Release Card at school be kept current and accurate. It is the primary document used to locate you or the people you've designated to pick up your child. Your child will NOT be released to anyone who is not on this emergency card.
Telephone systems quickly become overloaded in an emergency, so please do not try to phone the school. Instead, come to school or send a person from your emergency card to pick up your child. Check your local radio and television stations for information during local disasters and emergencies. Mark your local radio station on your radio's dial. Your child should be made familiar with these stations and their roles in local emergencies.
Emergency Procedures
What to do in an Emergency
While emergencies are not something we expect to happen, it is important to prepare for any eventuality.
We have included school emergency protocol on our website to keep parents and staff informed and up to date.
What you can do to be prepared:
- Natural Disasters – Learn what to do in the event of an earthquake or fire.
- Planning – Draft your family’s emergency plan with this PDF template.
- Review school emergency protocol and stay on top of updates and changes.
- Fill out a Parent Release Form without a visit to the front office.
