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La Paz Intermediate School

Administrative and Secretarial Staff. Ms. Jean CarrollMr. Dave ElkinsMrs. Karen NosbuschMrs. Linda CoppleMrs. Pat WilliamsMrs. Joy Dean. Mrs. Amanda Vega de GarciaMrs. Wendy Pawloski Mrs. Marlene FosterMrs. Pam DaviesMrs. Maria Gonzales. Staff Members Qualified to Render First Aid .

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La Paz Intermediate School

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    1. La Paz Intermediate School EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PLAN 2009-10

    2. Administrative and Secretarial Staff Ms. Jean Carroll Mr. Dave Elkins Mrs. Karen Nosbusch Mrs. Linda Copple Mrs. Pat Williams Mrs. Joy Dean Mrs. Amanda Vega de Garcia Mrs. Wendy Pawloski Mrs. Marlene Foster Mrs. Pam Davies Mrs. Maria Gonzales

    3. Staff Members Qualified to Render First Aid Pamela Davies Dave Elkins Sue Morgan Barbara O’Brian Wendy Pawloski John Pfaffman Rebeka Pogue Kristen Roush Erin Schimeneck Jan Stoner Jim Tellier Patty Williams Bonnie Wood

    4. Staff Members Recommended for First Aid Instruction Judy Baca Wendy Baird Boni Beck Carolyn Bosanko Don Erikson Jan Ernsbarger Ian Keith Ron McAlister Carol Mitchell Laurel Ramsey

    5. Staff Members to Act as “Hospital Liaison” during Emergencies. Pam Davies – Health Aide Wendy Pawloski Jim Tellier

    6. How Staff and Students are Familiarized with the Disaster Plan. Disaster Manual Disaster procedures and evacuation routes posted in classroom. Drills for students and disaster preparedness information in student handbook. Staff Meeting

    7. How Parents Are Informed about the Disaster Plan. School site safety plan in office STPO Meeting La Paz web page School Site Council Meeting

    8. Personnel Assigned to the Emergency “Command Center.” Jean Carroll (Public Information) Mr. Dave Elkins (Plans and Logistics) Linda Copple (Communications) Mr. Tony Williams (Facilities) Mrs. Joy Dean (Record Keeping) Mrs. Patty Williams (Logistics)

    9. SHUT-OFF OF UTILITIES – WATER After a serious incident occurs, it may be necessary to conserve all on-site water which can be used for drinking. The main sources of water will be found in the school’s hot-water heating tank(s). Therefore, it is important to know the location of and be able to shut off the main water line valve to the school. It is also important to know how to shut off the supply valve of each hot water tank immediately, so that this water will not be siphoned back into the city water mains, which will probably be ruptured and/or contaminated. Turn off main valve located on Pradera Dr. left of Front entrance at the bottom of the stairs with wrench located in the custodian’s room adjacent to the MPR in the “cave”area. The exact location(s) of the site water tank(s) to be shut off is as follows: The main shut-off is located on Pradera Dr. between the entrance driveway and the student stairs. The panel is marked with a blue square. Personnel responsible for shutting off main water line and hot water tank valves: Tony Williams, Plant Foreman Alternate (1) Reggie Rojas, Night Custodian Alternate (2) Brian Cessna, Night Custodian

    10. SHUT-OFF OF UTILITIES – ELECTRICITY A serious injury may occur if proper procedures are not followed when shutting off the main electrical service at the panel box (turning off power to the entire plant). It may be that the power supply into your site will be interrupted by either line breakage or automatic cutoff by the electric company. However, if it becomes necessary for personnel to shut off the power supply to the site, please follow these instructions: 1. Do not shut off the MAIN switch or circuit breaker. 2.Begin the electrical shutdown (using a wooden stick and wearing insulated gloves—stored in/near electrical panel) by turning off the sectional switches or branch circuit breakers (these are the smallest switches or circuit breakers in size). [Stand slightly to the side so to avoid any electrical flashing that may occur.] Do not shut off the MAIN switch or circuit breaker. 3.Progressively shut off electric switches or circuit breakers as they either increase in physical size or as they decrease in distance from the MAIN switch or breaker. Do not shut off the MAIN switch or circuit breaker. 4.Your main circuit breaker panel may have numbers along side or beneath each circuit breaker. Usually, the MAIN breaker will be marked #1 and the handle will be the largest in size. Secondary breakers will be marked from #2 on up and the handle or switch will be smaller than #1 switch. Shut off the largest number first. Do not shut off the MAIN switch or circuit breaker. 5.Electrical service should be turned on in reverse order, starting with the smallest number. Do not turn breaker(s) on if tagged or locked out.

    11. If these procedures are not followed (i.e., the MAIN electrical switch is shut off and other circuits are left open) upon shutdown or reactivation, severe electrical flash may result, causing blindness; or an electrical explosion may occur, causing severe physical injury or death. Personnel responsible for shutting off main water line and hot water tank valves: Tony Williams, Plant Foreman Alternate (1) Reggie Rojas, Night Custodian Alternate (2) Brian Cessna, Night Custodian Turn off small switches located at Stage Right in the MPR, Library, Girls PE, Rooms 5, 18, 31, and all “B” portable classrooms. SMALL SWITCH FIRST. The main panel is located outside of the Administration Building facing the parking lot. NOTE: Turn off all machines and/or appliances that were on when the power was shut down. This includes computers, typewriters, coffee makers, toaster ovens, overhead lights.

    12. SHUT-OFF OF UTILITIES – GAS Since leaking natural gas can cause a fire or contribute to its growth, the hazard of fire is of primary concern. The main gas supply valve should be shut off as quickly as possible if the smell of gas is present. Because it could possibly take as much as a month, and possibly more, for the gas company to turn the service back on, the gas should only be turned off when leaking natural gas is detected by odor or by instruments. The exact locations of all gas shut-off valves are as follows: The Gas Main is located outside of room 31 in the walled in area. Secondary shutoffs are located inside classrooms 28 and 29, Girls PE and outside entrance to the science building wing. Use wrenches located next to the wall of each shutoff valve. Personnel responsible for shutting off main gas supply valve and other gas valves: Tony Williams, Plant Foreman Alternate (1) Reggie Rojas, Night Custodian Alternate (2) Brian Cessna, Night Custodian

    13. The Drill (Simplified) When notified, teachers will conduct their duck and cover drill and then evacuate all students as in a fire drill. Teachers will take attendance and turn in yellow cards. Teachers/Staff with Search and Rescue, First Aid, Assembly Captain, and Info/reunion duties will complete attendance and turn over their students to their buddy teacher and report to the command center in front of boy’s PE. Area. Teams will be given specific instructions upon check-in at the command center. Once the exercise has been completed, staff and students will be dismissed to return to class.

    14. Search and Rescue Search Team 1 (PE, Rooms 1-31, Library, Office) John Pfaffman (radio) Gary Russell Marcia Anderson Search Team 2 (Kitchen/Snack Bar, MPR, Gym, “B” Portables) Jim Tellier (radio) Carolyn Bosanko Sue Morgan Transport Team 1 Don Erikson & Dan Robbins Transport Team 2 Todd Stichter & Matt Bettino

    15. First Aid Station Personnel Pam Davies – Health Aide Wendy Pawloski – Radio Jane Stoner – Radio, Monitor and Reocrder

    16. Unassigned Personnel (Report to Command Center) All Staff Members on Prep-Period Carol Adams and Food Service Crew Carol Pettis Marlene Foster Maria Gonzalez

    17. Information/Reunion Station Personnel (Lower Field) Karen Nosbusch - Radio Jennifer Payne Amanda Vega de Garcia

    18. Traffic Control (La Paz Rd. lower field track entrance) Kevin Waegner – Radio Ian Keith (Pradera Drive entrance) Pat Williams

    19. Assembly Area Captains Wendy Baird – Classrooms 1-16 Debbie Carlson – Classrooms 17-25 Laurel Ramsey – Classrooms 26-31 and all “B” portable classrooms Carol Mitchell & Ron McAlister – All P.E.

    20. Emergency Drill Duties

    21. Staff Duty Location

    22. Staff Duty Location

    23. Staff Duty Location

    24. List of Buddy/Teacher room assignments Rooms 1 & 2 Rooms 21,22,23 Rooms 3 & 4 Rooms 24 & 25 Rooms 5 & 6 Rooms 26 & 27 Rooms 7 & 8 Rooms 28 & 29 Rooms 9 & 10 Rooms 30 & 31 Rooms 11 & 12 Rooms B1 & B2 Rooms 13 & 14 Rooms B3 & B4 Rooms 15 & 16 Rooms B5 & B6 Rooms 17 & 18 Rooms B7 & B8 Rooms 19 & 20 ALL P.E. (Mitchell & McAlister)

    25. MAPS ? Evacuation Map ? Utilities/ Fire Alarm Pulls & Fire Extinguisher Map

    28. Lock Down Procedure At the determination of the administrative staff, teachers and students will be notified over the loud speaker to either lock doors and remain in class until further notice or return to class, lock doors and remain in class until further notice. PE students will return to the locker room. Any students outside during the “lockdown call” should attempt to come to the office, library, MPR, or the nearest classroom. Teachers will immediately login to their accounts and e-mail will be used to relay messages to classrooms if necessary.

    29. Further Information: Contact: Dave Elkins, Asst. Principal Patty Williams, A.P. Secretary

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