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Action Planning Template
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Goal: To
provide a learning environment that is safe and effective for students,
teachers, and staff as well as reducing the volume of discipline actions that
involve students missing class.
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Action Steps(s):
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Person(s) Responsible:
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Timeline: Start/End
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Needed Resources
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Evaluation
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Review the
vulnerability assessment and target areas for improving school safety and
security.
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Steven Livingston
Bill Wiggins – Supt.
Larry Green -
Principal
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At least once before
end of Spring semester 2013 and once during fall semester 2013
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ESC document
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Review of improvements
made
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Work with county /
city officials to revise the emergency operations plan to insure coordination
of services in case of an emergency.
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Steven Livingston
Bill Wiggins –Supt.
Larry Green - Principal
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Annual Meetings
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First responder
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Updated plan and
mapped facilities
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Practice safety drills
– evacuation, reverse evacuation, shelter in place (drop, cover and hold),
lockdown and bus evacuation.
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Steven Livingston
Larry Green –
Principal
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Each drill at least
twice annually
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Emergency Operations
Plan – Crisis Plan Charts
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Documentation of
drills practiced
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All professional and
para-professionals will receive training in district policies, Student Code
of Conduct, conflict resolution and classroom management.
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Larry Green –
Principal
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August 2013
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Staff
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Discipline referrals
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Review effectiveness
of lunch detention policy
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Steven Livingston
Larry Green -
Principal
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August 2012 – May 2013
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Discipline Referrals.
Time in class.
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To ensure safety of
students, adequate supervision of students will be provided during class,
before and after school, during lunch, during passing periods, and during
physical education and offseason classes.
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Steven Livingston
Larry Green –
Principal
Other assigned Staff
members
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Staff assigned
beginning of school year 2013
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Staff assignments
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Number and types of
discipline referrals will be reviewed each six weeks for effectiveness.
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Maintain safety by
controlling access to buildings by keeping designated doors locked and
requiring visitors to check in and wear visitor badges.
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Steven Livingston
Larry Green –Principal
Greg Drennan –
Maintenance Director
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Review procedures at
least once each semester
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Visitor passes and log
sheets in offices
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Periodic random check
of doors and visitor logs
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Install, repair and
maintain cameras through-out the district that are networked and recorded to
3 DVRs.
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Steven Livingston
Larry Green –
Principal
Chris Ellision –
Technology Asst.
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Summer 2013
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Local Funds
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Discipline referrals
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Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Action Research Plan
I think this is the format for which our research plan should be posted. If its not hopefully its close enough that everyone understands what will be going on.
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This is awesome Steven! I think your plan has great potential for expanding to other school districts other than your own. I know that my old school would have benefited immensely from something like this. Everyone knows that safety is a huge issue, but people get so caught up in the day-to-day grind on leadership in a school district that nothing gets done. Likewise, I think schools still have the mentality that, "that couldn't happen in my school." Usually, by the time a plan like this comes about, something has happened and it's to late to prevent. Good luck in your research!
ReplyDeleteI love that you are doing a research plan on safety. Better to plan and be safe than sorry! We recently did a lockdown drill and even though we had all practiced what to do a problem came up with my room. The teacher next door and I have a partition between us. She was not in her room for the lockdown and so her door was not closed and locked. After the drill the two of us developed our own plan to make sure that we were safe. We would have never realized the problem had we not had the drill.
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