District Safety Plan February 13, 2012. District-Wide Safety Team Anne Drake- Board President Chris Pettograsso- Elementary Principal Christine Iacobucci-

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District Safety Plan February 13, 2012

District-Wide Safety Team Anne Drake- Board President Chris Pettograsso- Elementary Principal Christine Iacobucci- Board Member Betsy Galvin- Board Member Dan Ferguson- High School teacher Eric Hartz- High School Principal Glenn Fenner- Bldg/Grounds Supervisor Jamie Thomas- Middle School Principal Kim Sweeney- Middle School teacher

District-Wide Safety Team Mary June King- Business Administrator Roger Dedrick- Transportation Supervisor Sandi Swearingen- Head Cook Stacie Kropp- Middle School Teacher/LFA President Deb Lovejoy- LSSA President Jennifer Mack- PTSO Parent Rep Theodore Rogers- PTSO Parent Rep Sandy Koch- Nurse/District Health Coordinator TST BOCES Safety Personnel

Timeline and Process February 2011 – District Safety Team Meeting March 2011 – District Safety Team Meeting Fall 2012 – Building-Level Plan Development January 2012 – District Safety Team Meeting February 2012 – District Safety Team Meeting February 10, 2012 – Plan Posted on Website February 27, 2012 – Board Hearing on Safety Plan March 12 – Board Meeting – Board Approves Plan

District Safety Plan Every Board of Education shall adopt by July 1, 2001 and shall update by July 1 st of each succeeding year, a district-wide school safety plan and building-level safety plans regarding crisis intervention and emergency response and management. Each plan shall be reviewed by the appropriate school safety team on at least an annual basis, and updated as needed.

District Safety Plan Risk Reduction/Prevention and Intervention Components Prevention/Intervention Strategies Training, Drills, and Exercises Implementation of School Security Vital Educational Agency Information Early Detection of Potentially Violent Behaviors Hazard Identification

District Safety Plan Response - Notification and Activation –(Internal and External Communications) Situational Responses Multi-Hazard Response Acts of Violence Response Protocols Arrangements for Obtaining Emergency Assistance from Local Government

District Safety Plan District Resources Available for Use in an Emergency Procedures to Coordinate the Use of School District Resources and Manpower During an Emergency Protective Action Options Recovery – District Support for Buildings Disaster Mental Health Services

Opportunities for Input Contact Superintendent or Principals Board Hearing – Monday, March 12, 2012

Future Annual Review and Approval of Plan Quarterly Safety Team Meetings Communication Professional Development Interagency Training/Communication Table-Top Exercises and Drills Feedback

Next Steps Plan Posted for Review by Public – Currently February 27, 2012 – Board Hearing March 12, 2012 – Board Approves Plan

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