Johnson Safety Preparedness Committee

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Johnson Safety PreparednessCommittee

• Johnson School Faculty
• Johnson School PTA
• Cherry Hill Fire Department

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In case of an emergency

• The school will be locked down
• Students will be sheltered in the appropriate
  location(s)
• Parents are asked not to call the school

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In case of an emergency

• Information will be supplied via
• cable television channel 19
• radio/television regular broadcast
• PTA telephone chain
• district website (www.chclc.org)

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In school preparedness

• Development of shelter/secure in place.
• Developed in classroom disaster kits
• Developed a plan of dismissing children in safe
  controlled manner ensuring safety and
  accountability.

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Disaster Kits

• Plastic bucket with screw lids.
• Contains the following
• water bottles
• flashlight
• whistle
• food bars (peanut fee)

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Dismissal Plans-Walkers

• Have parents organize neighborhood pick up teams.
• Parents would ensure that responsible adults are
  available to pick up children
• Parents would contact childrens parents and
  inform that they are okay and where they are
  located
• Walkers would be dismissed out the back of the
  school as normal

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Dismal -Buses

• Similar to walkers, parents are encouraged to
  develop list of parents that would be available
  to meet buses at the stops and be responsible for
  the Children until the parent can get home.
• Buses will pick up at their regular location in
  the front of the school (unless directed
  differently)

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Dismal-Car Pick-Ups

• It is requested that parents picking up their
  children do so by way of Plymouth Drive.
• Students would then be dismissed as walkers.
• This will facilitate any movement of buses, or
  emergency response units to and around the school
  building.

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What can Parents Do?

• Develop your own emergency plan and disaster kits
  for home, work and car.
• Review your emergency contact numbers, send
  updates to the school.
• Create an emergency communications plan
• include out-of town contacts, telephone numbers,
  e-mail addresses

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What can Parents Do?

• Contact person should live far enough away not be
  involved in the emergency
• make sure every household member has contact name
  and contact information
• e-mail, home, pager, cellular telephone number.
• familys back up plan.

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What can Parents Do?

• Determine if your family will require any special
  considerations.
• Unable to get home, due to type of employment
• Doctor, Nurse, Police, Fire, Military, etc.
• advise school as soon as possible with your
  familys back up plan

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What Parents Should Not Do?

• Call the school directly
• Come to the school, without being contacted
• Utilize the front driveway, unless directed
• Attempt to pick your child up without the school
  being dismissed

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What Parents Should Not Do?