|
|
Rev. 5-99
|
Situational Emergency Plan Templates Lost,
Missing, Unaccounted for Student
Contact:
School Attendance Recorder
_______________
Police _______________
School Safety _______________
Alaska State Troopers _______________
VPSO _______________
VPO _______________
Superintendent _______________
Procedures
If a child or student becomes lost, or is
suspected of missing between home and school:
1. Check with parents or guardian if student
does not arrive at school and has not been reported
absent by parent.
2. Call attendance secretary/recorder and give
student or child's possible
route to school.
Attendance Recorder: ___________________
Attendance Recorder Telephone:______________
3. Inform parents or guardian to notify local
law enforcement agency if student has not been
located within a reasonable period of time.
NOTE: This notification to the law
enforcement agency must be
made by the parent or legal
guardian.
If a child or student leaves school or is
reported missing between school and home:
1. Call parent or guardian.
2. Call attendance secretary/recorder for any
information on authorized
release of student.
3. Call law enforcement agency if student is not
located within a reasonable
period of time.
NOTE: it is important to maintain contact with
one person at the law enforcement agency.
These suggestions cover situations when children
are left at school, such as being locked up in a
building, not picked up by the parent or guardian,
or not picked up after school sponsored event or
activity, as follows:
1. Parents should be informed in a student
handbook, school newsletter, or
other means, that there is no supervision at
most schools after school is
dismissed.
2. Methods for handling these situations will
depend, to a large degree, upon the age and
maturity of the child. If parents or guardian
cannot be reached and the
child is upset, options would include:
a. Call the parent/guardian if the child knows
where to reach him/her
b. Call the principal at school or at home
Home Telephone:________________
c. Call the local law enforcement agency
d. Call local social services, if this type of
service is available
Telephone:______________
3. Do not leave the child alone. Seek
assistance. Usually, it is not necessary to remove
the child from the school waiting area.
In all of the above situations:
1. Call Superintendent
Superintendent's Home
Telephone:______________
2. Refer calls of inquiry from the media to
the proper civil authority
(law
enforcement) or to the Office of the
Superintendent. Keep the
Superintendent informed of
developments.
Safety | Safety Plan Home | LKSD Home
|
Copyright
Lower Kuskokwim School District, 1999 All rights
reserved.
