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Support students and families to help them feel safe and to promote healing and a sense of normalcy. Develop a re-entry plan, such as tours of the building, where students and their parents can retu...
Accurate and consistent information and updates are imperative for restoring order and supporting the needs of the school family. The strength of your plan’s communications and media strategies will...
Preventing Violent Behavior As a core value, all educators want students to learn and be successful academically, behaviorally and socially in the school setting. Educators know that students learn ...
Your school or district may already have an emergency preparedness and crisis response plan. This section will help you determine whether your plan measures up. ...
Evaluate each crisis response with a report to the superintendent and a plan for follow-up. For example, did you: Notify the appropriate people at the onset? Activate resources immediately to meet t...
Answering the phone in crisis communications center and phone banks Volunteers should be equipped with a script on how to answer phone, daily fact sheets and press releases, and frequently asked que...
The ongoing process of recovery. Healing takes time and everyone reacts to tragedies differently. The rate of recovery differs for each person based on many factors, such as age, experience and clos...
You have the right to: Say “no” to an interview. Be treated with respect. Select the time and location of the interview. Have someone with you during the interview. Know the purpose of the story. As...
Support families by providing information and resources. Hold a parent meeting at school to answer questions and address concerns. Have a mental health expert address post-traumatic stress. Provide ...