Responding and recovering from a severe weather event starts with creating a plan to keep everyone safe.
Learn how to write a robust response plan and keep everyone safe.
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Learn best practices that can help you develop a response plan that is built for your school and every person inside and outside of it.
Just like your EOP, your disaster plan is only valuable if the procedures are routinely practiced. Drills familiarize your school and community with your plan as well as individual responsibilities, roles, and actions.
Think about the location, duration, time, and frequency. Let stakeholders—including guardians—know about drills well in advance so no one is caught off guard.
Every drill should follow your weather plan and EOP. This allows your school community to gain more familiarity with the plan and become more confident with each drill.
Drills should also be conducted to test your school’s procedures and policies and reveal areas of weakness. Your safety team should immediately debrief after every drill.
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