| a). Use of NIMS/ICS principles for school district response | | | | | |
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| b). Use of NIMS/ICS principles for school crisis team response | | | | | |
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| c). Emergency response training for staff | | | | | |
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| d). Emergency response training for students, parents &community | | | | | |
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| e). Procedures for lockdowns | | | | | |
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| f). Procedures for evacuations | | | | | |
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| g).Procedures for shelter-in-place | | | | | |
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| h).Procedures for intruders | | | | | |
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| i). Procedures for hostage situations | | | | | |
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| j). Procedures for responding to bomb threats | | | | | |
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| k). Procedures for responding to weapons on campus | | | | | |
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| l). Procedures for responding to suicide threats | | | | | |
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| m). Procedures for mental health ( excluding suicide ) emergencies | | | | | |
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| n). Procedures for responding to death of student or staff | | | | | |
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| o). Procedures for student threat assessment | | | | | |
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| p). Procedures for family reunification after evacuation or lockdown | | | | | |
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| q). Strategies for working with media | | | | | |
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| r). Strategies for communication during a crisis | | | | | |
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| s). Strategies for recovery efforts after a crises | | | | | |
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