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District-Wide Safe Schools and Crisis Plan - Blytheville Public Schools

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Consider potential escape routes for yourself, students <strong>and</strong> staff in the event the<br />

individual(s) become combative.<br />

Speak to staff <strong>and</strong> the individual(s) in a calm <strong>and</strong> firm manner. Decide if it is best<br />

to advise the individual(s) that law enforcement personnel are on the way if you<br />

have called them.<br />

Attempt to contain the situation by ordering students <strong>and</strong> staff away from the<br />

individual(s) if appropriate for the situation.<br />

Visually scan the unruly individual(s) for any signs that they may have a weapon.<br />

If you notice bulges in clothing that could indicate a weapon or see part of a<br />

weapon protruding from their clothing (such as a knife with a clip in a pocket or<br />

the butt of a h<strong>and</strong>gun in the waistb<strong>and</strong>), notify law enforcement immediately.<br />

Upon arrival, coordinate actions with the law enforcement official.<br />

Notify the Superintendent’s office.<br />

Brief staff on the outcome of the situation as soon as it is resolved.<br />

Staff Response<br />

Notify the office of your situation by the best <strong>and</strong> safest available means.<br />

Instruct students to move away from the unruly individual(s)/area.<br />

Speak in a calm <strong>and</strong> firm voice.<br />

If possible, seek a position of safety by positioning a physical barrier between<br />

yourself <strong>and</strong> the individual(s). For example, take a position behind the counter.<br />

Consider potential escape routes for yourself <strong>and</strong> students in the event the<br />

individual(s) become combative.<br />

Visually scan the unruly individual(s) for any signs that they may have a weapon.<br />

If you notice bulges in clothing that could indicate a weapon or see part of a<br />

weapon protruding from their clothing (such as a knife with a clip in a pocket or<br />

the butt of a h<strong>and</strong>gun in the waistb<strong>and</strong>), notify the office immediately <strong>and</strong><br />

evacuate all students to a safe area <strong>and</strong> follow lockdown procedures.<br />

E.3 Kidnapping/Missing Child<br />

Definition: A kidnapping or missing child situation is one in which indications are such<br />

that a student who should be at the facility has run away from home, is lost or has been<br />

abducted.<br />

Alert Signal: None, unless a precautionary lockdown is deemed to be appropriate by<br />

the Principal. In the event a lockdown is deemed to be appropriate, a Perimeter<br />

Lockdown shall be announced over the intercom system. If there is any indication that<br />

an abduction may be about to occur, a Full Lockdown should be implemented. Staff<br />

should be notified by runners <strong>and</strong> requested to search their area(s) of responsibility.<br />

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