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REMS TA Center : An Overview of Emergency Management Resources for K-12 Stakeholders

The REMS TA Center is a vital hub providing guidance and resources for creating high-quality emergency operations plans for K-12 stakeholders. It serves schools, districts, agencies, and partners in emergency management planning. Explore the specialized training packages, state resources, publications, and interactive tools available to support school safety initiatives. Stay connected through webinars, online courses, and social media platforms to enhance emergency preparedness for educational institutions. Contact the REMS TA Center for assistance with school emergency management needs.

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REMS TA Center : An Overview of Emergency Management Resources for K-12 Stakeholders

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  1. REMS TA Center:An Overview of Emergency Management Resources for K-12 Stakeholders

  2. What is the REMS TA Center? A hub of information and services supporting the development of high-quality emergency operations plans (EOPs) and comprehensive emergency management planning efforts! Phone: (855) 781-REMS [7367] Email: info@remstacenter.org Web: http://rems.ed.gov Twitter: @remstacenter

  3. Who does the REMS TA Center serve? Schools, school districts, and local education agencies (including K-12, public, non-public, and private); Institutions of higher education (IHEs) (including community colleges, universities, and technical schools); State education agencies; Community partners (e.g., law enforcement and public safety, health and mental health agencies); Current or former Office of Safe and Healthy Students (OSHS) grantees (e.g., ERCM, REMS, EMHE); Other stakeholders in K-12 or IHE emergency management (e.g., families, non-profit organizations).

  4. Agenda

  5. http://rems.ed.gov

  6. News & Highlights

  7. The SchoolGuide: PDF or HTML

  8. The School Guide At a Glance

  9. School Guide

  10. Web Pages of K-12 Key Topics

  11. Website Features

  12. Sign up for the CoP and add a post introducing yourself to the community! http://rems.ed.gov/ COP/Default.aspx Community of Practice

  13. Resources • Specialized Training Packages • Keeping Students and Staff Safe from Infectious Diseases • State Emergency Management Resources • Publications • Creative Materials • America’s PrepareAthon! • Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drill

  14. Specialized Training Packages • Overview of the Six-Step Planning Process • Large Event Planning • Infectious Disease Planning • Continuity of Operations Planning • Developing a Food Contamination Annex • Responding to Bereavement and Loss • Integrating the Needs of Students and Staff with Disabilities and Other Access and Functional Needs

  15. State Emergency Management Resources

  16. REMS TA Center Publications

  17. Tool Box

  18. Online Courses

  19. Webinars • EOP ASSIST: Features, Functions, and Recent Enhancements • Teen CERT: Enhancing School Emergency Management Through Youth Engagement and Preparedness • Designing Safe Schools: Planning and Retrofitting for Safety in Education Facilities • Integrating Human Trafficking with Emergency Operations Plans for K-12 Schools Recent Webinar Topics

  20. EOP Interactive Tools

  21. EOP ASSESS

  22. EOP EVALUATE

  23. EOP ASSIST 2.0 Software

  24. EOP ASSIST 2.0 Features and Functions

  25. How to Access and Install EOP ASSIST 2.0

  26. EOP ASSIST 2.0 Resources Information Dissemination: EOP ASSIST 2.0 Product Description EOP ASSIST 2.0 PowerPoint Presentation Networking: EOP ASSIST Forum on Community of Practice How To: EOP ASSIST 2.0 Installation Manual EOP ASSIST 2.0 User Manual EOP ASSIST Video Tutorials TA Center Help Desk: info@remstacenter.org; 1-855-781-REMS [7367]

  27. EOP ASSIST Interactive Workbook

  28. EOP ASSIST Interactive Workbook EOP ASSIST Interactive Workbook Your State’s/District’s Edition Released September 15, 2015 Part A: Instructions • Walks users through the six-step planning process. • Provides instructions for completing Part B. • States/districts may customize guidance included to align with state and local requirements. Part B: Worksheets • Users fill out worksheets according to Part A. • Part B ultimately becomes the EOP. • Users are provided with instructions on formatting the worksheets into a school EOP. • States/districts may pre-populate required EOP information into the worksheets before disseminating to schools.

  29. Trainings by Request

  30. Request TA

  31. Grantee Corner

  32. Connect With Us…Virtually • Via Social Media • Follow us on Twitter @remstacenter. • Share our Web pages with your social networks directly from the header of our Website! • Via Web Chats • Sign up for our mailing list and follow us on Twitter to get announcements about Web Chats we host via our CoP and Twitter. • Send ideas for Web Chat topics to info@remstacenter.org or tweet us @remstacenter and use the #REMSTACenterWebChathashtag.

  33. Connect With Us…Virtually

  34. Connect With Us…in Person

  35. Summary: How can the REMS TA Center meet your school emergency management needs?

  36. Further Information Phone: (855) REMS [7367] Email: info@remstacenter.org Web: http://rems.ed.gov

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