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Feel free to use the job aids as they are or to change them to fit your district’s needs.  The job aids included in this appendix are listed below:\nPlanning Questionnaire for Schools\tD-2\nIs Your School Ready?\tD-3\nEmergency Plan Checklist\tD-4\nResponse Supplies Checklist\tD-9\nSuggested Specifications for Water Storage Containers\tD-12\nRecommended Emergency Supplies\tD-13\nIncident Commander Pre-Incident Planning Guidelines\tD-17\nCampus Emergency Assignment Worksheet\tD-19\nEmergency Response Area Layout #1 (Primary Evacuation)\tD-21\nEmergency Response Area Layout #2 (Secondary Evacuation)\tD-22\nEmergency Response Area Layout #3 (Indoor Emergencies)\tD-23\nEmergency Response Traffic Control Map\tD-24\nShelter Layout Map\tD-25\nGuidelines for Preparing a Buddy Teacher List\tD-26\nWinter Storm Procedures\tD-28\nWinter Storm Procedural Checklists\tD-32\nWinter Storm, Inclement Weather Incident Specifics\tD-40\nStudent/Family Reunification\tD-44\n\u000fPlanning Questionnaire for Schools\nUse the questions below to help your school plan for an emergency.\nDoes your school have a multi-hazard emergency plan in place?\nAre staff and students trained on the procedures?\nHow often has your school exercised the plan? Have any changes been made, based on the exercise?\nDoes your staff know where your emergency checklists and resource manuals are located?\nDo new hires, volunteers, student teachers and substitutes get training on your emergency plan before starting to work?\nDoes every school principal know how long would it take for local fire, police or EMS to arrive, after dialing 9-1-1?\nIs your staff trained to handle emergency tasks until help arrives?\nIs any of the school staff trained to do CPR?\nDoes your school have 9-1-1 on speed dial?\nDoes your school know how long will it take for a principal to obtain personnel or equipment form other facilities?\nIn an evacuation, does your school have enough buses to transport all of the students to another site?\nDo the local emergency services (police, fire, etc.) have floorplans of all school buildings in their jurisdiction?\nHave your principals invited local police and fire to do a “walk-through” of their schools yearly?\nWhen does the school practice fire, evacuation and tornado drills?  Is it at the “high traffic” times (i.e., lunchtime, change of class, beginning and end of the school day)?\nDoes your school have a student release system established?  Is the staff trained to do their tasks?\nDo you have procedures in place if an emergency occurs on a bus?\nWho (besides the principal and janitor) has the keys to the buildings, classrooms, locked fences and gates?  What about after school and on the weekends?\nIf your school holds children after normal school hours because of a disaster in the community, is the school prepared to keep students for long periods of time?  (Do you have enough food, water, medication, etc.)?\nWhen does the school’s responsibility for the students end?  Is your school legally responsible for students if they are kept at school?\nDo you have a backup system for your vital records?\n\u000fIs Your School Ready?\nHow well would your school respond to a disaster?  How would people respond in the first few minutes?  In the first few hours?  Do people know what to do?  Schools and communities face all kinds of potential hazards, both natural (winter storms, tornadoes, fires, floods) and man-made (hazardous material spills, acts of violence).  Being prepared to address such hazards requires thorough and comprehensive planning.  How ready are you?  Take this test to find out!  Mark YES, NO, or NOT SURE to the following questions:\nYES\nNO\nNOT SURE\nDoes you school have an emergency response plan?\nDid the plan result from a hazard analysis and does it address multiple hazards, not just fire?\nDoes the plan include mitigating pot","cbCaikoPSrnx0OIQ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikoPSrnx0OIQ","doc",602112,47,"English","# Planning Questionnaire for Schools\n# Is Your School Ready?\n# Emergency Plan Checklist","[{\"question\":\"What tools does Appendix D provide for school emergency planning?\",\"answer\":\"It provides checklists, worksheets, and reminders, including a planning questionnaire, a readiness test, an emergency plan checklist, and multiple supporting worksheets and guidelines for specific hazards and scenarios.\"},{\"question\":\"What questions are used to assess whether a school is ready for emergencies?\",\"answer\":\"The readiness section asks whether the school has an emergency response plan, addresses multiple hazards, includes mitigation, response, and recovery, assigns incident command responsibilities, and includes accountability and reunification or release systems.\"},{\"question\":\"Which emergency drill types does the document emphasize?\",\"answer\":\"It highlights regular drills and exercises, including evacuation and reverse-evacuation drills, shelter-in-place drills, lock-down drills, and testing of evacuation route systems during drills.\"}]","Appendix D - Preparedness Job Aids - Emergency Planning | DOC",1791606647,118]