District-Wide Safe Schools and Crisis Plan - Blytheville Public Schools
District-Wide Safe Schools and Crisis Plan - Blytheville Public Schools District-Wide Safe Schools and Crisis Plan - Blytheville Public Schools
Staff Response Staff members may be the first to realize that a contamination incident has occurred. In this situation, notify the Principal or designee immediately. Take immediate action to prevent others from consuming food or beverages until the actual source of contamination can be determined. Follow the directions of the Principal or designee. 44
G. SEVERE WEATHER/NATURAL DISASTERS PROTOCOLS Note: Individual schools should review each protocol, and adjust the procedures to account for the circumstances of your school. A laminated copy of each protocol should be placed in the Incident Management and Safety Plan for the school. Severe Weather / Natural Disasters Protocols utilize the General / Functional protocols, but add elements to meet the demands of a specific situation. When an emergency begins, the principal (or designee if the principal is unavailable or directly involved in the incident) as Incident Commander, will decide which procedure to implement. There are five Severe Weather/Natural Disasters procedures: G.1 Tornado G.2 Flooding/Potential Flooding G.3 Earthquake G.4 Fire G.5 Utility Failure 45
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G. SEVERE WEATHER/NATURAL DISASTERS PROTOCOLS<br />
Note: Individual schools should review each protocol, <strong>and</strong> adjust the procedures to<br />
account for the circumstances of your school. A laminated copy of each protocol should<br />
be placed in the Incident Management <strong>and</strong> <strong>Safe</strong>ty <strong>Plan</strong> for the school.<br />
Severe Weather / Natural Disasters Protocols utilize the General / Functional protocols,<br />
but add elements to meet the dem<strong>and</strong>s of a specific situation. When an emergency<br />
begins, the principal (or designee if the principal is unavailable or directly involved in the<br />
incident) as Incident Comm<strong>and</strong>er, will decide which procedure to implement.<br />
There are five Severe Weather/Natural Disasters procedures:<br />
G.1 Tornado<br />
G.2 Flooding/Potential Flooding<br />
G.3 Earthquake<br />
G.4 Fire<br />
G.5 Utility Failure<br />
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