- A - Foundations and Basic Commitments
- B - School Board Governance and Operations
- C - General School, administration
- D - Fiscal Management
- E - Support Services
- EBAA-Chemical Hazards
- EBCA-CRISIS RESPONSE
- EBCB-FIRE DRILLS
- EBCC-BOMB THREATS
- EBCE-SCHOOL CLOSINGS AND CANCELLATIONS
- ECB-PEST MANAGEMENT IN SCHOOL FACILITIES AND ON SCHOOL GROUNDS
- EBCF/AUTOMTED EXPTERNAL DEFIBRILLATORS (AED'S)
- ECB-E1/PEST MANAGEMENT NOTIFICATION
- ECB-E2/PEST MANAGEMENT NOTIFICATION (REGISTRY)
- ECB-E3/NOTICE OF PLANNED PESTICIDE APPLICATION
- EDC-Authorized Use of School Equipment
- EEA-STUDENT TRANSPORTATION
- EEAA-RIDERS
- EEAC-SCHOOL BUS SCHEDULING AND ROUTING
- EEAE-VIDEO CAMERAS ON SCHOOL PREMISES
- EEAEA-Student Transportation Employee Requirements, Training and Responsibilities
- EEAEAA-DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING OF SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS
- EEAEAA-R/Drug and Alcohol Testing of School Bus Drivers Administrative Procedure
- EEAEF-VIDEO CAMERAS ON TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES
- EFBA-Menu Development/Options-Offer vs. Serve Lunch Concept
- EFC-Free and Reduced Price Food Services
- EFCA-Food Program Milk Options
- EFE-Competitive Food Sales-Sales of Foods in Competition With the School Service Program
- EFE-E/Chapter 51: Child Nutrition Programs in Public Schools and Institutions
- EGAD-COPYRIGHT COMPLIANCE
- EGAD-R/COPYRIGHT COMPLIANCE ADMINSTRATIVE PROCEDURE
- F - Facilities Development
- G - Personnel
- HA- Negotiations Goals/Priority Objectives
- I - Instruction
- J - Students
- K - School Community relations
- L - Education agency relations
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
EBCB-FIRE DRILLS
Submitted by cgoggin on January 6, 2006 - 11:36am.
File: EBCB
FIRE DRILLS
In order to protect the health and safety of students and staff and in compliance with the provisions of the Life Safety Code, schools at all levels, PK-12, are required to hold two fire drills during the first two weeks of school. Schools housing grades PK-4 will hold an additional eight fire drills during the year; schools housing grades 5-8 an additional six fire drills; and schools housing grades 9-12 an additional four fire drills. Schools housing any combinations of these grade levels will hold the additional number of fire drills required of the lowest grade level within the span. Results shall be recorded and deficiencies noted and corrected.
Each building Principal, in cooperation with local fire officials, will develop procedures designed to accomplish the evacuation of school buildings as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Principals shall keep a record of all fire drills held in their schools, stating the date and time the drill was held and the time required for evacuation of the building. This information will be reported to the Superintendent or his/her designee after each drill. Fire officials will be notified before each drill.
Staff members will receive an annual orientation to this procedure, and the fire drill procedure will be prominently displayed in each classroom. At the beginning of each school year, Principals will ensure that each teacher acquaints the students under his/her care with the designated evacuation routes.
Legal Reference: Ch. 125 10.2 (Me. Dept. of Ed. Rule)
Adopted: PRIOR TO 1985
Revised: JUNE 5, 1986; JUNE 25, 1992; AUGUST 6, 1992; December 7, 2006
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