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OfficerAdamGongwer11thyearwithOntarioPolice6thyearasSROHNTMember(2006)D.A.R.E.Class#61(2009)A.L.i.C.E.instructorCentralRegionalRep‘13-’15OhioSROAssoc.(OSROA.org)PreviousExperience:JVCorrectionsOfficerYouthMinisterFamily:4Kids(6,14,14,17)Married21years2013Today’sGoals•Areyouprepared?•Whydoweneedschoolsafetyplans?•Whoisinvolved?•Whatisinvolved?•WherecanIreviewresources?Areyouprepared?BriarwoodElementaryOKTornadoinMaydailymail.co.ukAreyouprepared?Areyouprepared?Areyouprepared?Areyouprepared?Areyouprepared?Areyouprepared?SchoolSafetyPlans•Everyschoolisrequiredtohaveone.•Schoolofficialsandlocalemergencyfirstrespondersshouldworktogethertodevelopprotocolsandincludekeyinformationintheplanstoestablishcleardirectionsonwhattodoinanemergency.•Theplansmustberoutinelyupdatedtoaccountfornewsafetypartnersandtoincorporatebestpractices.•Safetypartnersshouldsignoffontheplans.•Thesafetyandfloorplans,importantdocumentsandinformation,andotheritemssuchasmasterkeys,studentparentrecords,rosters,yearbooks,whistles,bullhorn,andflashlightsmustbereadilyavailableatasecureplaceonsiteintheeventofanincident.STAKEHOLDERSAFrameworkforSafeandSuccessfulSchoolsAFrameworkforSafeandSuccessfulSchoolsSafety/EmergencyOperationsPlansTrainingMentalHealthAppendixA—LegislativeRecommendationsAppendixB—GeaugaCountyMentalHealthChecklistAppendixC—AttorneyGeneral’sSchoolSafetyTaskForceQuickReferenceChecklistforSchoolsMultipleresourcelinksOhioAttorneyGeneral.gov/SchoolSafetySafetyPlans(OhioAGTemplate)BasicPlan(Part1)I.IntroductionII.ConceptofOperationsIII.OrganizationandAssignmentofResponsibilitieIV.Direction,Control,andCoordinationV.CommunicationsVI.RecoveryAfterAnIncidentVII.Administration,FinanceandLogisticsVIII.PlanDevelopment,Maintenance,andDistributionSchoolSafetyPlanningGlossarySchoolSafetyAuthoritiesandReferencesSafetyPlans(OhioAGTemplate)FunctionalAnnexes(Part2)ContinuityofOperationsPlan(COOP)Drop,Cover,andHoldEvacuationProcedureFamilyReunificationLockdownProcedure(includingA.L.i.C.E.options)MentalHealthandHealingReverseEvacuationProcedureShelter-In-PlaceSafetyPlans(OhioAGTemplate)Hazard-andThreat-SpecificAnnexes(Part3)ActiveShooterBombThreatBusAccidentChemicalorHazardousmaterialsSpillExplosionFireFloodIntruder/HostageMedicalEmergencySevereWeatherTerrorismAnnexAdditionalItemsforPlan•Earthquake•SchoolClosingorDelays•StudentDisorders•SchoolBusemergencies•CrimeReportingProcedures•OffCampusEmergencies•Suicide:StudentorStaff•PossessionofWeaponsoncampus•MediaPlanFEMAK-12GuidePlanningPrinciples&ProcessStep1:CollaborativePlanningTeamStep2:UnderstandtheSituationStep3:DetermineGoals&ObjectivesStep4:PlanDevelopmentStep5:PlanPrep,Review,&ApprovalStep6:PlanImplementation&Maint.PlanContentThreat-andHazard-SpecificAnnexes1.)InfoSharing(FERPA/HIPAA)2.)PsychologicalFirstAidforSchools3.)SchoolClimateandEmergencies4.)ActiveShooterSituationsTable1:AssessmentTable2:RiskAssessmentWorksheetTable3:ThreatandHazardTypesrems.ed.gov/EOPGuidesHomelandSecurityRecommendations•AftertheBostonMassacre,April2013LEOcommunication•Establishacomprehensiveemergencyresponseplan•Testcommunicationsequipmentwithemergencyresponders•Developmassevacuationproceduresinresponsetoathreat•Identify&designateegressandingressroutesforemergencyvehicles•RemoveobjectsfromthefacilityoreventwhichcouldconcealIEDs•Bevigil...