Homeschool Connections | Monday Emergency Procedures

In the event of an emergency (fire, gas leak, etc.), someone will come to your classroom and tell you there is an emergency and to exit the building. Ultimately, it is each individual’s responsibility to make sure they get to where they are supposed to be; to assure this happens in an orderly manner, the following procedures are to be followed:

Facilitators will bring their attendance sheet, and the facilitator and teacher will lead their class as a group out the nearest door, to the parking lot at the west end of the building, and carefully going to the third or fourth row so they are out of the way of an emergency vehicle path. Keep your class together as one group.
Any student not in class (i.e. in the restroom, etc.) will head to the meeting place and join up with the class they are supposed to be with.
Hall monitors for the hour should check the restrooms on their way out. All adults not in a class should head directly to the meeting place; do not search the building for your children before exiting. The teachers and facilitators are to make sure all students are safely evacuated from their classroom.
Once at the meeting place, the facilitator will take attendance to see if anyone from the class is missing. If someone is missing, the facilitator will let a board member know.
The board members will make sure each class is accounted for and will communicate with the facility supervisor to find out when we can re-enter the building or if we should disburse.
If we are to disburse, parents should check their students out through the facilitator for each class and then leave. Facilitators should check each student off as they leave with their parent. Facilitators should have a designated friend pick up their children and bring their children to them.

In the event of an earthquake, everyone should DROP, COVER, & HOLD ON. This means you should immediately drop under a sturdy desk or table, hold on, and protect your eyes by pressing your face against your arm. If there's no table or desk nearby, sit on the floor against an interior wall away from windows, bookcases, or tall furniture that could fall on you. It is important you stay away from any windows and remain in the room you are in until given further instructions. If the earthquake is severe and you are eventually told to exit the building, follow the procedures above.

We may have unannounced emergency drills throughout the year.

Last Updated: Saturday, March 15, 2008, 12:26:54 AM

	Homeschool Connections Monday Emergency Procedures
In the event of an emergency (fire, gas leak, etc.), someone will come to your classroom and tell you there is an emergency and to exit the building. Ultimately, it is each individual’s responsibility to make sure they get to where they are supposed to be; to assure this happens in an orderly manner, the following procedures are to be followed: Facilitators will bring their attendance sheet, and the facilitator and teacher will lead their class as a group out the nearest door, to the parking lot at the west end of the building, and carefully going to the third or fourth row so they are out of the way of an emergency vehicle path. Keep your class together as one group. Any student not in class (i.e. in the restroom, etc.) will head to the meeting place and join up with the class they are supposed to be with. Hall monitors for the hour should check the restrooms on their way out. All adults not in a class should head directly to the meeting place; do not search the building for your children before exiting. The teachers and facilitators are to make sure all students are safely evacuated from their classroom. Once at the meeting place, the facilitator will take attendance to see if anyone from the class is missing. If someone is missing, the facilitator will let a board member know. The board members will make sure each class is accounted for and will communicate with the facility supervisor to find out when we can re-enter the building or if we should disburse. If we are to disburse, parents should check their students out through the facilitator for each class and then leave. Facilitators should check each student off as they leave with their parent. Facilitators should have a designated friend pick up their children and bring their children to them. In the event of an earthquake, everyone should DROP, COVER, & HOLD ON. This means you should immediately drop under a sturdy desk or table, hold on, and protect your eyes by pressing your face against your arm. If there's no table or desk nearby, sit on the floor against an interior wall away from windows, bookcases, or tall furniture that could fall on you. It is important you stay away from any windows and remain in the room you are in until given further instructions. If the earthquake is severe and you are eventually told to exit the building, follow the procedures above. We may have unannounced emergency drills throughout the year. Last Updated: Saturday, March 15, 2008, 12:26:54 AM

Homeschool Connections Monday Emergency Procedures

Homeschool Connections
Monday Emergency Procedures