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Thoroughly review your current plan — at the district and school levels. Keep in mind shifts from when it was first developed, such as changes in:
- District policies and procedures
- School facilities and grounds
- Availability of evacuation sites and routes
- Emergency phone numbers and resources
- Special skills among staff members
- Bell and bus schedules
- Special needs of students
- Lessons learned from emergency/crisis response
- Community hazards and risks
An emergency preparedness and crisis response plan is a living document that must be reviewed on a regular basis in order to make needed modifications and improvements to the plan. The review process should also include public safety and other key stakeholder input.
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