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It includes clear instructions for reporting concerns, responding to common critical incidents, and managing emergency situations such as fire, bomb threats, soft lockdowns, medical emergencies, extreme weather, earthquakes, and child-related incidents. The plan also defines roles of the critical incident response team, visitor and stranger/intruder protocols, evacuation routing and procedures, and required emergency notifications. 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You know what itlooks like when we walk the halls or eat in the cafeteria. You know what should orshould not be happening during the day.  \nTo stay safe and protect ourselves, everyone needs to watch for things that are outofplace, actions that are not normal and people who are doing wrong. 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