20-21 Final DJUHSD COMPREHENSIVE SAFETY PLAN

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20-21 Final DJUHSD COMPREHENSIVE SAFETY PLAN Comprehensive School Safety Plan Ed Code 32280 Dunsmuir Joint Union High School District Ray Kellar, Superintendent/Principal 5805 High School Way Dunsmuir, CA 96025 (530) 235-4835 [email protected] Positive school climate is the most important factor in increased safety, security, social-emotional growth, and academic achievement. Public Meeting and Board Approved 2/10/21 Dunsmuir Joint Union High School District, Dunsmuir, California Plan must be reviewed and adopted by March 1st of each school year. The comprehensive school safety plan may be evaluated and amended, as needed, by the school safety planning committee, but shall be evaluated at least once a year, to ensure that the comprehensive school safety plan is properly implemented. An updated file of all safety- related plans and materials shall be readily available for inspection by the public. The Plan may be viewed by the public at the DJUHSD website: [email protected] Page 1 Comprehensive School Safety Plan Page 2 Comprehensive School Safety Plan Table of Contents GENERAL OVERVIEW ............................................................................................................................................................. 4 DISTRICT PHONES ................................................................................................................................................................... 5 EMERGENCY PHONE CONTACTS ......................................................................................................................................... 6 SAFE INGRESS AND EGRESS ................................................................................................................................................. 7 REVIEW SHEET - ACTIONS .................................................................................................................................................... 8 ACTION CODES ....................................................................................................................................................................... 11 LOCKDOWN ............................................................................................................................................................................ 13 FIRE ALARM EVACUATION PROCEDURES ...................................................................................................................... 15 EMERGENCY EVACUATION MAP ...................................................................................................................................... 16 CATEPULT EMS WORKFLOW CHART ............................................................................................................................... 17 DRILLS ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 18 MEDICAL EMERGENCIES ..................................................................................................................................................... 19 EARTHQUAKE/VOLCANIC ACTION ................................................................................................................................... 20 FIRE - STRUCTURE/WILDLAND .......................................................................................................................................... 22 FLOOD/MUDSLIDE/DAM BREACH ..................................................................................................................................... 24 SEVERE WIND STORM .......................................................................................................................................................... 25 CHEMICAL ACCIDENT/HAZARDOUS MATERIALS Inside/Outside ................................................................................ 26 EXPLOSION OR THREAT OF EXPLOSION ......................................................................................................................... 27 BOMB THREAT ....................................................................................................................................................................... 28 PERSONAL EMERGENCIES .................................................................................................................................................. 30 EMOTIONAL CRISIS ............................................................................................................................................................... 31 HOSTAGE ................................................................................................................................................................................. 33 TACTICAL RESPONSES TO CRIMINAL INCIDENTS ........................................................................................................ 34 ACTIVE SHOOTER .................................................................................................................................................................. 35 Immediately after an incident: ............................................................................................................................................... 36 FALLEN AIRCRAFT ................................................................................................................................................................ 38 WAR .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 39 ANIMAL ENCOUNTER OR ATTACK ................................................................................................................................... 41 POWER OUTAGE .................................................................................................................................................................... 44 THE CIRCUITS LISTED FOR 5805 HIGH SCHOOL WAY INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING ..................................................................... 47 COPING WITH CRISIS ............................................................................................................................................................ 55 EMERGENCY SUPPLIES ........................................................................................................................................................ 58 SCHOOL CRIME ASSESSMENT ............................................................................................................................................ 62 APPENDIX ................................................................................................................................................................................ 64 DUNSMUIR JOINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DRESS STANDARDS .................................................................................. 73 EDUCATION CODE - EDC .............................................................................................................................................. 154 ATTACHMENTS: ................................................................................................................................................................... 168 Page 3 Comprehensive School Safety Plan GENERAL OVERVIEW The Dunsmuir Joint Union High School District has developed a set of Emergency Action Plans to promote and maintain a safe and orderly environment conducive tor learning. The complete guide is available for your review in the Dunsmuir High School office. The first and foremost objective of this Guide is the protection and safety of the students of Dunsmuir High School. Every staff member has become thoroughly familiar with the content of this Guide and the students will be instructed in its provisions with periodic drills. The most important skill to remember in case of an emergency is to “ACT” not “REACT”. Teachers should instruct students to act in the same manner on their own to this type of catastrophe in case it occurs when the teacher is temporarily not present. It is important to remember that no students will be dismissed from school unless the Incident Commander says it is safe to do so and a parent (or individual designated by a parent on the Emergency Information Card) comes for him/her and in some instances, only when directed to do so by law enforcement. Keep this in mind when filling out your Emergency Information card and be sure it is up to date at all times. All parents, or designated parties, who come for students, must have them signed out at the office or at the temporary Student Release Station at the entrance of the school building/s. Signs will be posted at the bottom of the driveway if this alternate location is required. We are prepared to care for your children in times of critical situations. If you are not able to reach the school, we will care for your child here. We have a number of people with first-aid certificates, and we will be in communication with various local emergency services. We do ask for help in the following areas: 1. Please do not call the school - we must have the lines open for emergency calls. 2. Following an incident/disaster do not immediately drive to the school - streets and access to our school may not be accessible. The school access route and street entrance areas must remain clear for emergency vehicles. 3. Do turn your radio or television to a local station for information.
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