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

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L. STUDENT DISMISSAL / SCHOOL<br />

REUNIFICATION PROCEDURES<br />

During an emergency, it is critical that parents receive important information<br />

<strong>and</strong> directions from school officials before going to the school or scene of an<br />

emergency. School officials will make every effort to notify parents where the<br />

class has been relocated <strong>and</strong> will provide instructions for picking up child(ren)<br />

Students will only be sent home with adults listed on their Emergency Contact<br />

Card. The adult must have a picture ID when picking up the student(s).<br />

In an emergency every effort will be made to keep parents informed so they<br />

underst<strong>and</strong> the situation <strong>and</strong> what is being done in response. Families will<br />

receive information <strong>and</strong> instruction from the communication sources listed<br />

below.<br />

L.1. WHERE CAN I GET INFORMATION DURING AN EMERGENCY?<br />

Chances are that you may not be able to reach the school by telephone in a real<br />

emergency. Experience shows that staff must react to the emergency first. <strong>District</strong><br />

telephone lines will be busy with personnel who need to communicate to emergency<br />

services. We will, however, be making every effort to contact parents directly by<br />

telephone, through our automated telephone system. Principals have each child’s<br />

emergency contact information that they will keep with them during an emergency.<br />

The <strong>District</strong>’s website, www.blythevilleschools.com will post updates throughout the<br />

course of an emergency. The news media (radio stations 92.7, 100.5, 104.9, 106.3,<br />

107.5, 96.3, 93.9 <strong>and</strong> tv stations 5, <strong>and</strong> 8) will be contacted <strong>and</strong> kept up-to-date on all<br />

developments, <strong>and</strong> will be asked to broadcast important<br />

information needed by parents, just as they do when inclement<br />

weather forces school closings.<br />

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