School Emergency Planning

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Emergency Planning for Schools Division Chief Jim Keiken City of Madison Fire Department

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This program discusses the need and process for School Emergency Planning

Transcript of School Emergency Planning

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Emergency Planning for Schools

Division Chief Jim Keiken

City of Madison Fire Department

Division Chief Jim Keiken

City of Madison Fire Department

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Why Plan?

Student Safety Staff Safety Appropriate response Clear expectations Consistent performance Preparation Enhancement ???

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Critical Elements of School Safety Planning

Commitment Prevention Early Intervention Crisis Management Post Event Review

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Planning Committee

Students Parents Teachers Administrators Law Enforcement Fire and EMS Agencies School Board Members Emergency Management Human Services Professionals Community Members

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Initial Steps

Review Current Risk Generate interest Outline issues Recruit support from the community Involve parents Involve staff Involve other stakeholders

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Community Support

EMS provider(s) Fire Department(s) Law Enforcement Community government County/Municipal Emergency Management Local Emergency Planning Committee members Healthcare - physicians, nurses, etc.

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Hazard Identification

Maps of school and school grounds Vulnerability of the community Identify potential hazards/risks

Classrooms Buildings Evacuation Area surrounding

school Past events

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Identify Potential Problems

Illness Injuries

Staff and Student Weather Violence

Assault/fights Unrest Weapons Intruder/Hostage

Hazardous Materials

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Drills/Training (practice)

Table top/Discussions Staff Meetings Teachers Involve Students Community resources Practice Involve parents

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Immediate Response

Establish Priorities Use Skills available

Emotional response (anxieties, crisis counseling)

Training Exercise response plan with various

scenarios

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Communication

On-site needs Reporting procedures Incident Command Public Information - media Off-site resources Communicate plan to Fire, EMS and Law

Enforcement Procedures to communicate with parents Hospital emergency departments

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Post Disaster Shelter Planning

List of care and shelter options County emergency directors have listing

Short-term and long-term plan

EmergencyShelter

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EMSC Guidelines

For school staff without medical/nursing training

Recommended First Aid Practice skills Consult school nurse

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How to Use

Key emergency numbers Tabs in alphabetical order Color coded flow chart

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Planning for Students with Special Needs

Wisconsin’s Child Alert Program Medical issues

Wheelchairs Difficulty walking Crutches Designate someone to assist Emotional aspects

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Resources

www.ems-c.org Emergency Management Fire & EMS Agencies DPI Safety Team LEPC Local Public Health Department National Youth Crisis Hotline

1-800-448-4663

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