Page Details

• 1 - Response To Any Emergency
• 2 - Staff Responsibilities
• 3 - Tornado
• 4 - Fire
• 5 - Hazardous Material
• 6 - Radiological Incident
• 7 - Assault / Fights
• 8 - Bomb Threat
• 9 - Intruder / Hostage
• 10 - Serious Injury / Death
• 11 - Student Unrest
• 12 - Suicide / Attempt
• 13 - Weapons
• 14 - Emergency Alert Stations (EAS)
• 15 - Crisis Team Members
• 16 - Warning And Notification
• 17 - Lock-Down Procedures
• 18 - Sheltering Procedures
• 19 - Evacuation / Relocation Centers
• 20 - Media Procedures
• 21 - Emergency Phone Numbers
• 22 - Additional Resources

Bomb Threat

UPON RECEIVING A MESSAGE THAT A BOMB HAS BEEN PLANTED IN SCHOOL

• Use bomb threat checklist.
• Ask where the bomb is located, when will bomb go off, what materials are in the bomb, who is calling, why caller is doing this.
• Listen closely to caller’s voice and speech patterns and to noises in background.
• Notify Principal or designee.
• Principal orders evacuation of all persons inside school building(s).
• Principal notifies police (call 911) and Superintendent. Principal or Superintendent must report incident to Fire Marshal and Police.

EVACUATION PROCEDURES

• Principal warns students and staff. Do not mention “Bomb Threat”. Use standard fire drill procedures.
• Direct students to take their belongings.
• Students and staff must be evacuated to a safe distance outside of school building(s). After consulting with Superintendent, Principal may move students’ shelter if weather is inclement or if building is damaged.
• Teachers take roll after being evacuated.
• No one may reenter building(s) until entire building(s) is declared safe by fire or police personnel.
• Principal notifies students and staff of termination of emergency. Resume normal operations.