and students will hear, "This is an emergency drill. Duck and cover." During the classroom "duck and cover" routine, teachers will turn off the lights and instruct students to position themselves under a desk, table, or against the wall where they will be away from windows. Students will remain quiet and orderly in order to hear additional instructions when given. All drills will be concluded with an "all clear" announcement, or a visible signal from the administrative staff. In the case of a real earthquake, everyone must engage in the "duck and cover" routine immediately and remain in position until the teacher determines that it is safe to leave the building. If remaining in the room becomes dangerous, or when the shaking stops, teachers will proceed with their students to the evacuation site or another safety zone. If students are on the playground or other outdoor area when a disaster drill is called or in the event of an actual earthquake, students are to drop immediately to the ground, away from trees and power lines, and assume the "duck and cover" position. They are to remain in that position until given additional instructions. Flood/Severe Weather Warnings of severe weather are usually received via public radio or the State Warning Center. If time and conditions permit, students may be sent home. However, if weather conditions develop during school hours, without sufficient warning, student will be held at school. The Director(s) will assess the situation and make a school-wide announcement to A). Evacuate, B) stay in classes or C) release students to go home. Electrical Failure Executive Director or Designee will notify DWP. Office staff and classroom teachers will be instructed to turn off computers and all other equipment that may be damaged by a power surge when the service is restored. Gas Line Break Director(s) will notify Local Gas Company and fire department. Staff to follow the emergency procedures previously described. Water Main Break Executive Director or Designee notifies the water department Executive Director or Designee notifies the police. Executive Director or Designee determines if it is necessary to follow the emergency procedures on • to evacuate students and staff. Water Contamination Instruct teachers and staff to move students away from drinking fountains, sinks, and all other water outlets. Chemical Spill/Incident
and students will hear, "This is an emergency drill. Duck and cover." During the classroom "duck and cover" routine, teachers will turn off the lights and instruct students to position themselves under a desk, table, or against the wall where they will be away from windows. Students will remain quiet and orderly in order to hear additional instructions when given. All drills will be concluded with an "all clear" announcement, or a visible signal from the administrative staff. In the case of a real earthquake, everyone must engage in the "duck and cover" routine immediately and remain in position until the teacher determines that it is safe to leave the building. If remaining in the room becomes dangerous, or when the shaking stops, teachers will proceed with their students to the evacuation site or another safety zone. If students are on the playground or other outdoor area when a disaster drill is called or in the event of an actual earthquake, students are to drop immediately to the ground, away from trees and power lines, and assume the "duck and cover" position. They are to remain in that position until given additional instructions. Flood/Severe Weather Warnings of severe weather are usually received via public radio or the State Warning Center. If time and conditions permit, students may be sent home. However, if weather conditions develop during school hours, without sufficient warning, student will be held at school. The Director(s) will assess the situation and make a school-wide announcement to A). Evacuate, B) stay in classes or C) release students to go home. Electrical Failure Executive Director or Designee will notify DWP. Office staff and classroom teachers will be instructed to turn off computers and all other equipment that may be damaged by a power surge when the service is restored. Gas Line Break Director(s) will notify Local Gas Company and fire department. Staff to follow the emergency procedures previously described. Water Main Break Executive Director or Designee notifies the water department Executive Director or Designee notifies the police. • Executive Director or Designee determines if it is necessary to follow the emergency procedures on to evacuate students and staff. Water Contamination Instruct teachers and staff to move students away from drinking fountains, sinks, and all other water outlets. Chemical Spill/Incident
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