Thorner - BCSD Static Server - Bakersfield City School District

Safe School Plan Continued10. Our School cooperates with the District to ensure all employees have been cleared through acriminal background check pursuant to applicable law.11. Our School has a standardized procedure to access the school campus requiring all visitors toenter the main office and to complete standardized registration procedures. With our design,it is difficult, if not impossible, for a visitor to enter the campus without being noticed andwithout registering.12. Facility design, including structural elements (e.g., gates, doors, walls), create a satisfactorysecurity environment for the children minimizing the risk posed by visitors.13. Our school is adjacent to a busy street. We have established a border (e.g., shrubs, bushes,trees or nylon slats) between the school and street useful as a screen and increasing securityof the site.14. Our school has established a “Key Custodian” with the responsibility of inventory andissuance of keys to all staff as required.15. Our School has established a sister school for potential evacuation ad assistance in anemergency (e.g., logistics, media relations, transportation, communications with districtemergency services). Our sister school is Eissler.California Healthy Kids Survey SummaryThe California Healthy Kids Survey (“CHKS”), a student self-report survey, is one way our Schoolhas obtained assessment data from which we make safety plans including plans to help prevent,mitigate and recover from emergency and crisis situations. As required, our District administers theCHKS in fifth and seventh grade. A sample representative of the District is collected. Therefore,our School considers the CHKS to represent the students, staff, and neighborhood in our School.In the tables below, data from students in the District is compared to schools participating in theKern County Superintendent of Schools Consortium, all of whom took the CHKS.38