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• • • Fire: In the case of a school fire, the following procedures should be implemented: 1. Sound building fire alarm. 2. Notify Fire Department by dialing 911. The Fire Department is to be notified of any fires larger in size than a wastebasket. The Fire Department should be given the following information: o School name and phone number. o Building address, including nearest cross street(s). o Exact location of the fire within the building. 3. Have students and staff evacuate the building in accordance with established procedures. 4. Evacuate to outdoor assembly area. 5. All doors leading to the fire should be closed. Do not re-enter the area for belongings. If the area is full of smoke, students and staff should be instructed to crawl along the floor, close to walls, thus making breathing easier and providing direction. Before opening any door, place a hand one inch from the door near the top to see if it is hot. Be prepared to close the door quickly at the first sign of fire to avoid the spread of fire. 6. Clear access routes for emergency vehicles. Remain at a safe distance from the fire and away from fire fighting equipment. 7. Render first aid as necessary. 8. Check attendance. Remain with students. • Medical Emergency: Medical emergencies and accidents can occur at any time and may involve a student or employee. Some emergencies may only require first aid care, while others may require immediate medical attention. When in doubt, it is better to err on the side of caution and dial 911. 1. Medical emergencies involving any student or employee must be reported to the Executive Director, or his/her designee. Dial 911 or direct someone to do so. Provide the following information: o School name and phone number. o Building address, including nearest cross street(s). o Exact location within the building. o Your name and phone number. o Nature of the emergency. o Do not hang up until advised to do so by dispatcher. 2. Notify the school office that an individual has been injured and an ambulance has been called. 3. Ask someone to dispatch a first aid/CPR trained employee to the victim. 4. Stay calm. Keep victim warm with a coat or blanket. • 6
• • 5. Do not move the victim unless there is danger of further injury. Do not give the victim anything to eat or drink. 6. Draft written incident report and submit it to School Principal, or his/her designee, before the end of the next workday. • Earthquakes: Earthquakes strike without warning, and the major shock is usually followed by numerous after shocks, which may last for weeks or months. An earthquake's effect on buildings will vary from building to building. The major threat of injury during an earthquake is from falling objects and debris, and many injuries are sustained while entering or leaving buildings. Therefore, it is important to remain inside the building and quickly move away from windows, glass, partitions and shelves. In the case of an earthquake, the following procedures should be followed: 1. Take cover under a sturdy desk or table, in a doorway, or against an inside wall until the shaking stops. Give DROP AND COVER command. 2. After shaking stops, check for injuries, and render first aid. 3. If ordered by Executive Director, or his/her designee, evacuate. 4. Do not return to building. 5. Do not light any fires. 6. Keep a safe distance from any downed power lines. 7. Check attendance whether or not evacuation takes place. Report any missing students to Executive Director, or his/her designee. 8. Stay alert for aftershocks. 9. Beware that shaking may activate fire alarm or sprinkler systems. 10.Elevators and stairways will need to be inspected for damage before they can be used. 11.Executive Director, or his/her designee, will issue further instructions. • Assaults: Assaults involve acts of striking or inflicting injury to a person and are regarded as serious matters. Any threat or assault on students or employees should be reported immediately to the School Principal, or his/her designee. The School Principal (or designee) will determine if law enforcement officials should be notified. If a serious assault occurs: 1. Dial 911. 2. Seek first aid or medical attention, if indicated. 7
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• TABLE OF CONTENTS • • I. FO
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• • • I. FOUNDING GROUP Mills
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• • • Emma Paulino, who will
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• • • American 9th graders an
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• • • Through ARISE High Scho
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• developers' experience educatin
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• secondary • • success. Ulti
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• • • The staff will meet thr
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• possibilities • • available
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• • III MEASURABLE STUDENT OUTC
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85% of our students and families wi
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• • • scores of Oakland Unifi
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• • • • School staff design
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6 • Establishing admissions polic
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Page 63 and 64: 1110 LAURA FLAXMAN • 554 Fairbank
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• • • ARISE SALARY ELECTION D
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• ENCOURAGEMENT DRAFT HANDBOOK
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• ACKNOWLEDGMENT • • ARISE DR
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• Where did the incident(s) occur
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• • Attachment VIII: Three-year
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The School has budgeted $297 per st
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ENROLLMENT SUMMARY 2007-08 2007-08
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EXPENSE DETAIL 2007-08 2007-08 2007
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Arise Charter School Cash Forecast
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