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Safe School Plan ContinuedDrink plenty of water and eat healthy snacks like fresh fruit and whole grain breads and otherenergy foods at the scene.Take frequent, brief breaks from the scene as practicable.Talk about your emotions to process what you have seen and done.Stay in touch with your family and friends.Participate in memorials, rituals, and use of symbols as a way to express feelings.Pair up with a responder so that you may monitor one another's stress.60
Safe School Plan ContinuedBakersfield City School DistrictSCHOOL SAFETY CHECKLISTGoal of Checklist. This checklist is intended to serve as an assessment tool toidentify safety risks and to help staff comply with Board Policy 300.53 entitledSafety. From this assessment, safety goals may be developed to enhance schoolsafety.CHECKLISTCHECKLIST1. School rules established for the safe and appropriate use of school equipment, materialsand for student conduct.2. Students trained on the safety rules and provided safety instruction as appropriate.3. Copies of the rules sent to parents/guardians and are readily available at the school at alltimes.4. Students are released during the school day in the custody of an adult only if: (a) adult isthe student's parent/guardian with custody; (b) adult has been authorized on the student'semergency card as someone to whom the student may be released when theparent/guardian cannot be reached; (c) the individual's identification has been verified; (d)adult is a properly authorized law officer; and (e) adult is taking the student to emergencymedical care at the request of the principal or designee.5. Teachers are present at their respective rooms and open to admit students as soon asreasonably practical before the time when school starts.6. Teachers hold students to a strict account for their conduct on the way to and from school,on the playgrounds and during recess.7. Certificated employees supervise the conduct and safety, and direct the play, of studentswho are on school grounds before and after school and during recess and otherintermissions.8. Supervision zones have been identified on the playground.9. Safety supervisors remain outside at a location from which they can observe their entirezone of supervision and move around the perimeter of those zones.10. All individuals supervising students remain alert in spotting dangerous conditions,promptly report any such conditions to the principal or designee, and file a written reporton such conditions, as appropriate.11. Emergency procedures have been established to ensure swift response to accidents,fighting and situations that could become dangerous, such as overcrowding or unusualgatherings of students.12. Teachers, teacher aides, yard aides and volunteers who supervise students receive trainingin safety practices and in supervisory techniques that will help them to forestall problemsand resolve conflicts.13. Supervisors' training is documented and on file.61
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