School Safety: Fire Drills

Millions of students are participating in schools nationally insecure. Whether it is physical or emotional, everyone is affected. More than 2 million students are bullied each year during the academic year. This is a problem to be solved under social and emotional security. At M-MK, if national policy stipulates that fire drills are to be held monthly, only three fire drills are held annually. The safety of drilling will solve this problem. In addition to social and spiritual safety and exercise safety, it also deals with building safety, shock safety and technical safety issues.

A special image bothered me when I heard that he shot at San Bernardino primary school last Monday. Clean students were taking safe aerial photographs through the playground. That reminds us of the cold morning of January which I was a new teacher and other security procedures I practiced with students since then. If the unacceptable violence associated with it was not it, the image of San Bernardino could be a snapshot of the first fire drill and students confused by students followed the teacher safely.

Fire, such as the building structure, fire drills, fire alarm demand, caused a major change in the Fire Law and school safety standards throughout the United States. This tragedy was inevitable, but after this terrible day countless people may have been avoided through these changes. The monument to the United States is dedicated to emphasizing local monuments and expanding the foundation of human stories. Our wishes are civic pride and ownership through events and events for people of all sizes and personality all over the country, paying special attention to the local, possibly ambiguous, forgotten memorabilia It is to reconstruct consciousness.

Which administrator of the school in the country understands safety measures, earthquake training, fire evacuation? How many people do simulation exercises on a regular basis? These can be specified. But who will ensure that they obey? Accountability is also required for inspectors who should carefully inspect schools and facilities. In addition, once the school is approved, the board is responsible for sometimes surprising inspections to understand the acceptance of safety regulations. Probably it is a good opportunity to promote further reform by appointing security guards at each school. When security is the work of everyone, it makes an unattended job. However, if one is responsible, compliance will inevitably surge.