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NEW:
- Safe School Plan (RCW 28A.320.125) - Updated
- New School Forms added
- Earthquake Drill for Schools - April 22, 2008
If disaster struck your school today how would you or should you operate?
In any school crisis, school administrators are the first responders. At what point should a crisis be turned over to other agencies? What responsibilities do administrators assume once that happens? Attendees will learn strategies for establishing a chain of command, working with other first responders (fire, police) and finding order in chaos.
Additionally, Senate Bill 5097, approved by the Legislature in 2007, requires all building principals to be ICS certified. This half-day workshop fulfills these requirements and is designed for principals, assistant principals, school resource officers and others responsible for school safety.
Workshop dates/location:
| Apr. 28 | Lake Chelan |
| May 13 | Walla Walla |
| May 14 | Pullman |
| May 15 | Moses Lake |
| May 22 | Olympia |
| Jul. 28 | Shoreline |
| Jul. 29 | Seattle |
| Oct. 11 & 12 | Spokane |
| Oct. 20 | Seaside, OR |
| Oct. 25 | Puget Sound ESD |
For more information and registration: If Disaster Struck Your School Today (ICS Certification)
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