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Renton Technical College Campus Closure Information 2020-2021 Purpose: How to find school closure information in the event that Renton Technical College should close or suspend operations due to weather or other emergencies. Context: With most employees teleworking and most students taking online classes, we will provide very clear messaging on whether the college is suspending operations (meaning no work or classes) or whether access to campus is restricted or prohibited (work and classes continue remotely). Closure Considerations: We will consider all factors, including safety and equity for those who work and study on campus and those doing so at home. We will provide clear messaging if there is a need for suspended operations (when the college is closed for business) or campus closures (when access to the college is restricted) due to inclement weather. Weather in the Puget Sound area is dynamic, can change rapidly, and affect some areas but not others. If your home or routes to campus are affected by severe weather, use your best judgment on whether it is safe for you to come to RTC if the campus is open. Resources: For more information on how to prepare for severe weather incidents, power outages, and other emergencies please visit Ready.gov (https://www.ready.gov/). Alertus: This is the quickest way to learn about schedule changes. A push notification will be sent to your smart phone about any College closures. It is quick and easy to sign to register after downloading the application. Anyone can sign up by following the instructions below: a. Download the Alertus Recipient App b. Enter the following information i. Organization Code: RTCEDU ii. Your email address: iii. PIN: 1942 c. Verify your email to start receiving RTC emergency alerts RTC website: Closure information will be listed on the RTC website (rtc.edu). Social Media: Check the College’s social media outlets to find out about closures. Facebook (www.facebook.com/rentontechnicalcollege) Twitter – (www.twitter.com/rentontech) Television: The following stations are recommended and should have information about Renton Technical College, scrolling on the bottom of the screen: KOMO TV 4, KING TV 5, KIRO TV 7, KCPQ TV 13 Radio stations: The following radio stations may voluntarily run closure information. We recommend that you have a radio station tuned into one of the following stations, but not to rely on receiving information solely from this source: Updated on October 27, 2020 KUBE 93.3 FM, KSWD 94.1 FM, KUOW 94.9 FM, KJR 95.7 FM, KIRO 97.3 FM, KOMO 97.7 FM, KPLZ 101.5 FM, KCMS 105.3 FM, and KBKS 106.1 FM KCIS 630 AM, KIRO 710 AM, KIXI 880 AM, KJR 950 AM, and KOMO 1000 AM Telephone: Call the college at 425-235-2352 and press 9 for the latest operating schedule. Keep in mind that if many people are calling at the same time, the lines will be busy. FlashAlert: Log on to FlashAlert (flashalert.net) and search “Renton Technical College” to view the College’s message there. Please note we are NOT part of the Renton School District. Updated on October 27, 2020 .

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