1. Where should the citizens go?
This question does not pertain to us. We are simply school superintendents, thus our responsibility is only with the students.
2. What should they bring?
This question directly ties into question number one, so we still do not feel that this question applies to us.
3. Should they evacuate the city, go to a local shelter, or shelter in place?
We can create a shelter out of the school and house people in it. If the situation becomes severe, than we will stop anyone from leaving or coming inside. The parents will have to choose wherwe to take their children if they choose to take them out of the school.
4. What is the best way to prevent infection? What is the council's official position on prevention?
We would provide gloves and masks to the students and staff who are present. If the school nurse is on site, then s/he will be checking people for infections or any possible sign thereof. If a …show more content…
How to transport people with disabilities?
We will not be transporting any person to the school. Kids who are already on a bus will be welcomed. If a special needs child is at school, then the teachers who usually watch over her/him will take care of the child.
6. If citizens choose to evacuate, what route do you recommend?
If a parent arrives at the school and wishes to take their child, then we will recommend them to take the route which the council says is the safest to take.
7. How will you communicate this plan to the public?
We will call the news station, post on social media, and send an automated phone call to all of the emergency contacts that the students provided in the beginning of the year.
8. How do you communicate your plan to those citizens who have English as a second language?
We will have the Spanish and French teachers translate the messages and posts. If there is any student who speaks an alternate language, then we will allow them to call their parents or
This question does not pertain to us. We are simply school superintendents, thus our responsibility is only with the students.
2. What should they bring?
This question directly ties into question number one, so we still do not feel that this question applies to us.
3. Should they evacuate the city, go to a local shelter, or shelter in place?
We can create a shelter out of the school and house people in it. If the situation becomes severe, than we will stop anyone from leaving or coming inside. The parents will have to choose wherwe to take their children if they choose to take them out of the school.
4. What is the best way to prevent infection? What is the council's official position on prevention?
We would provide gloves and masks to the students and staff who are present. If the school nurse is on site, then s/he will be checking people for infections or any possible sign thereof. If a …show more content…
How to transport people with disabilities?
We will not be transporting any person to the school. Kids who are already on a bus will be welcomed. If a special needs child is at school, then the teachers who usually watch over her/him will take care of the child.
6. If citizens choose to evacuate, what route do you recommend?
If a parent arrives at the school and wishes to take their child, then we will recommend them to take the route which the council says is the safest to take.
7. How will you communicate this plan to the public?
We will call the news station, post on social media, and send an automated phone call to all of the emergency contacts that the students provided in the beginning of the year.
8. How do you communicate your plan to those citizens who have English as a second language?
We will have the Spanish and French teachers translate the messages and posts. If there is any student who speaks an alternate language, then we will allow them to call their parents or