ARISE High School - Granicus

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4. Notify Principal, or his/her designee, of any special needs of students and
their requirements.
The first choice for a shelter during a building site evacuation is another building
designated by the school district, county or other local authority. Once staff and
students have arrived at the host site, the following steps should be taken:
1. Notify school nurse or local medical personnel of any medical
emergencies.
2. Consider how students will be fed and restroom needs met.
3. Activate crisis intervention team to deal with any emotional trauma.
4. Provide area and materials for parents who may arrive to pick up students.
5. Provide an area for non-school community evacuees.
C. Floor Plan
A floor plan of the school site buildings and grounds, which indicates the location
of all exits, utility shut-offs, fire extinguishers, and emergency equipment and
supplies, will be maintained and updated, as necessary. The floor plan should
also indicate outdoor assembly area(s) and evacuation route(s) from the site.
A copy of the floor plan will be posted in each classroom at the school, in the
school hallway and at the school's main office. Staff should familiarize
themselves with the contents of the floor plan and with evacuation procedures.
D. Fire Drills
The school shall conduct fire drills on a regular basis to prepare for possible
evacuation in case of an emergency. The School Principal, or his/her designee,
will specify the date and time of fire drills.
Fire drills will be conducted on a monthly basis. Earthquake "drop and cover"
drills will be conducted once per quarter. All students and staff are required to
participate in these mandated drills.
The School Principal, or his/her designee, will designate an outdoor assembly
area(s) where students and staff will gather whenever the building is evacuated.
Unless instructed otherwise by public safety officials, students and staff will
gather by class and attendance will be taken. The names of any missing
individuals will be relayed to search and rescue teams and public safety officials.
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