Evacuation
Definition: To provide safety whenever it is determined that it is safer outside the building rather than inside.
Alert Signal: Fire Alarm or Evacuation
Teacher Response:
Definition: To provide safety whenever it is determined that it is safer outside the building rather than inside.
Alert Signal: Fire Alarm or Evacuation
Teacher Response:
- Grab the Emergency Kit that holds your class list(s), as you exit.
- Close your locked doors. Turn off the lights and evacuate the building according to the established evacuation route to a location at least 300 ft. from building.
- Ensure that special needs persons in the immediate area are provided assistance by designees.
- During the evacuation, remain alert to any potential hazards in the area. If you encounter fire, any other significant hazard, or find the designated pathway blocked, seek an alternate route.
- Upon reaching the designated assembly areas, account for students. If all students are present, hold up your Green Card. If all students are not present, hold up the Red Card.
- Stay in place. Do not let students back into the building for any reason!
- Remain alert to potential dangers in the area and properly supervise students under your care. Wait for the announcement of "All Clear" before returning to the building.