1. Lodi Unified School District Safety & Security
Prepared by:
Business Services Department
March 2018

2. District Safety Documents
Injury Illness Prevention Plan
Heat Illness Prevention Plan
Hazard Communication Plan
Chemical Hygiene Plan
Readiness and Emergency Management for Schools (REMS) District Plan, manuals, guides, parent safety newsletter
Site Security Manual
SB 187 Comprehensive School Safety Plan

3. Lockdown Drills
Safety experts conduct site drills to determine if changes in procedures are necessary (24 sites this school year)
Elementary schools must conduct 4 active shooter drills annually
Secondary schools must conduct 2 active shooter drills annually

4. Fire Drills
Elementary schools must conduct a fire drill once every calendar month
Middle schools must conduct a fire drill once a quarter or as directed by the local Fire Marshall
High schools must conduct a fire drill twice every school year

5. Security Activities
Provided Active Shooter Trainings at all District sites
Performed Physical Security Assessments (PSA) at all District sites
Coordinated active shooter scenario with City of Stockton Police and Fire Departments at Bear Creek High
Conducted simultaneous training of District Emergency Operation Center (EOC) with key administration
Reviewed classroom lock issue based on board discussion

6. Security Activities
Conducted special school visit to address security or incident concerns
Assisted with security product review with District staff
Coordinate safety discussions/activities with local law enforcement agencies
Vet safety issues through the District Safety Committee

7. Disaster Kits
Placed Disaster/Lockdown Kits in all Classrooms/Administrative Offices
Provided Sites with Kit Inventory
Informed Sites on Methodology to Replace Used/Missing Kit Materials
Kits contain some items (food, water, etc.) with a Five (5) Year Shelf Life. Replacement Materials to be Updated in
Developing training protocols for site staff on use of the kits

8. First Aid Training
First Aid Training Available at the Keenan Safe Schools Website
ed each site the “Emergency First Aid Guidelines for California Schools” by California Emergency Medical Services Authority
Researching the Possibility to Offer First Aid Training Annually

9. Facility Security Priorities
Single point of entry
All classroom doors locked at all times
Intercoms/fire alarm systems
Visitor ID System