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AEGIX AIM: Next-Gen Safety Solutions
Your role determines your actions in every incident
District Administrator
◉ Provide the right tools for schools to be prepared as best as possible for any type of incident.
◉ District level safety committee with a representative from every school.
◉ Create a unified response across the district, saves lives, time and money.
◉ Encourage monthly drills focusing on various types of incidents.
◉ Develop a sound relationship with local first responders.
◉ District level safety committee with a representative from every school.
◉ Create a unified response across the district, saves lives, time and money.
◉ Encourage monthly drills focusing on various types of incidents.
◉ Develop a sound relationship with local first responders.
School Administrator
◉ Relay accurate and timely information to give teachers the best opportunity to make correct
◉ decisions to stay safe.
◉ Critical communications needs to occur with the district, other teachers, first responders, students and parents
◉ Coordination of logistics
◉ Liaison with First Responders
◉ Conduct monthly drills
◉ decisions to stay safe.
◉ Critical communications needs to occur with the district, other teachers, first responders, students and parents
◉ Coordination of logistics
◉ Liaison with First Responders
◉ Conduct monthly drills
School Teacher
◉ Protect yourself, protect your students.
◉ Observe, orient, decide and Act.
◉ Familiarize yourself with emergency procedures and protocols.
◉ Know how to receive communications and send communications.
◉ See something out of place, not normal; report.
◉ Observe, orient, decide and Act.
◉ Familiarize yourself with emergency procedures and protocols.
◉ Know how to receive communications and send communications.
◉ See something out of place, not normal; report.
School Resource Offier
◉ Direct response in the least amount of time to the right location.
◉ Training of personnel.
◉ Intimate knowledge of Emergency Plan and Communications Plan.
◉ Aware of vulnerabilities and ways to mitigate.
◉ Decisive action with limited resources and support.
◉ Training of personnel.
◉ Intimate knowledge of Emergency Plan and Communications Plan.
◉ Aware of vulnerabilities and ways to mitigate.
◉ Decisive action with limited resources and support.
Student
◉ Follow guidance from your teacher and resource officers.
◉ Report threats from other students or anything that looks dangerous or suspicious.
◉ Communicate with parents and/or school personnel of concerns to well being or safety.
◉ Get involved with school extracurricular activities.
◉ Report threats from other students or anything that looks dangerous or suspicious.
◉ Communicate with parents and/or school personnel of concerns to well being or safety.
◉ Get involved with school extracurricular activities.
Parent
◉ Follow guidance from school or district administrators as to not create a more unsafe situation.
◉ Be aware of your children, and what they are involved with.
◉ Secure weapons and firearms at home.
◉ Be proactive in your school’s safety.
◉ Get involved with your child’s school
◉ Be aware of your children, and what they are involved with.
◉ Secure weapons and firearms at home.
◉ Be proactive in your school’s safety.
◉ Get involved with your child’s school
PREVENTION AND MITIGATION
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Early Prevention, Training, Emergency Plans
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Family preparedness
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Notification of Key Leaders, Police, Nearby Schools
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Staff Response
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First Responders Response
Step
Accountability
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Secondary Responders
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Resolution/Post Incident Measures
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Assessment/Lessons Learned
Redundant Communications Plan
- First Option
- Second Option
- Third Option
Emergency Plan
- Simple
- Identifies key actions for each party
- Principle driven
- Easy to access
- Addresses incident and emergencies relevant to your specific school
Best Practices and Lessons Learned from recent active shooter incidents
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Students will have apps on their phones that allow them to listen to police scanners and can hear what is going on.
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Have a standard response procedure and stick to it, don't modify last minute, it will cause confusion.
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Law enforcement needs a way to know all exits and entrances.
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What about restrooms for students? Sitting in a lock down for hours.
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Reunification site(s) needs to be established and cleared of any secondary shooter first.
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If the school has cameras, make sure they can be accessed remotely.
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A two-way communication system with teachers throughout the incident would cause less confusion and speed up response time.
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Internal communication is of extreme importance in order to relay accurate information externally.
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Crash bars are hard to pull and keep closed, recommend putting handles on them.
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Blinds or some kind of film on exterior windows
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Have a plan in place for substitute teachers, maybe an emergency packet in each classroom that talks through steps to take.
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Have updated floor plans that show each room in detail for first responders (big and legible).
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Bottom line, prevention is key. Teachers build comfortable relationships with students so they can trust them and share information. “Anonymous tip” sites are available, but are rarely used.
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