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Hold

In your room or area. Clear the halls.

Students: Clear the hallways and remain in room or area until the “All Clear” is announced. Do business as usual.

Adults: Close and lock the door. Account for students and adults. Do business as usual.

Secure

Get inside. Lock outside doors.

Students: Return to inside of building. Do business as usual

Adults: Bring everyone indoors. Lock outside doors. Increase situational awareness. Account for students and adults Do business as usual

Lockdown

Locks, lights, out of sight.

Students: Move away from sight. Maintain silence. Do not open the door.

Adults: Recover students from hallway if possible. Lock the classroom door. Turn out the lights. Move away from sight. Maintain silence. Do not open the door. Prepare to evade or defend.

Evacuate

(A location may be specified)

Students: Leave stuff behind if required to. If possible, bring your phone. Follow instructions.

Adults: Lead students to evacuation location. Account for students and adults. Notify if missing, extra or injured students or adults.

Shelter

Hazard and safety strategy.

Students: Use appropriate safety strategy for the hazard:

HAZARD:

Tornado
Hazmat
Earthquake
Tsunami

SAFETY STRATEGY:

Evacuate to shelter area
Seal the room
Drop, cover and hold
Get to high ground

Adults: Lead safety strategy. Account for students and adults. Notify if missing, extra or injured students or adults.

LISD is taking the lead on ensuring the safety and security of its students and staff by implementing the use of walkthrough metal detectors and hand-held metal detectors at every campus. As an extra precaution, any visitor stepping on school premises must enter through the main entryway, sign in, and show a government-issued form of identification that goes through the Raptor system, a visitor management system that enhances school security by reading a visitor's drivers’ license (or other approved ID), comparing information against a sex offender database to alert school administrators and District police if a match is found. Once cleared through the system, a visitor badge is produced that includes a photo, name of the visitor, date & time, and destination.