INTERMEDIATE LEVEL SAFETY The condition of being safe freedom from danger risk or injury WHAT DOES OUR SCHOOL CURRENTLY DO TO ENSURE SCHOOL SAFETY SCHOOL SAFETY Building access ID: 139409
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SURVIVING AN ACTIVE SHOOTER EMERGENCY
INTERMEDIATE LEVELSlide2
SAFETY:
“
The
condition of being safe; freedom from danger, risk, or injury
.
”Slide3
WHAT DOES
OUR SCHOOL CURRENTLY DO
TO ENSURE SCHOOL SAFETY?Slide4
SCHOOL SAFETY
Building access
Staff name badges
Fire drills
Weather drills
School rules
for
student
behaviorSlide5
TODAY WE ARE GOING TO TALK ABOUT BEING SAFE IN A DANGEROUS SITUATION.Slide6
OBJECTIVE:
Familiarize students with actions that will be taken to respond
in a safe manner from an active shooter event.Slide7
ACTIVE SHOOTER RESPONSESlide8
WHAT I SHOULD DO
Listen to teachers and other familiar adults.
Help keep everyone safe.Slide9Slide10
WHEN AN ACTIVE SHOOTER
IS IN YOUR VICINITY.
CAN YOU SAFELY ESCAPE?Slide11
If there is a clear way out, quickly leave the area.Help others if possible
A teacher will direct you as to where to go.Slide12
Take yourself, not your things.
Call 911 when you
are safe.Slide13
STUDENT INTERACTIONSlide14Slide15
IS THERE A GOOD PLACE
TO HIDE?
IF EVACUATION IS NOT POSSIBLESlide16
If it’s not safe to leave, find a place to hide.
Lock and/or blockade the door.
Silence your cell
phones.Slide17
Hide behind large objects.
Remain
very quiet.
Turn off lights.Slide18
STUDENT INTERACTIONSlide19Slide20
AS A LAST RESORT
HOW MIGHT TEACHERS ACT IF RUNNING AND HIDING ARE NOT OPTIONS?Slide21
Fight as a last resort, and only when lives are in danger.
The teacher might act to incapacitate the shooter.Slide22
STUDENT INTERACTIONSlide23
KEEPING KIDS SAFE
DIFFERENT TIMES
DIFFERENT CIRCUMSTANCES
DIFFERENT DANGERSSlide24
U.S. Department of
Homeland Security
Pennsylvania Department of Homeland Security
Pennsylvania
State Police
City of Houston, Texas
International Chiefs of Police
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