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on August 27, 2019

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Alon Stivi's Weekly Safety Tips

This week Alon Stivi, Founder and Developer of ACT Cert and Director of safety4students covers how to stay safe during a drive by shooting. Many schools are in proximity to a busy street or near a highway. The danger of drive by shooting from street gangs or a nearby freeway is real. To stay safe, it is imperative that pedestrians know what to do when gunfire erupts. WHAT TO DO BEFORE: Note of items you could use as cover. Stay away from windows and glass doors. Stay next to or near cover whenever possible. Avoid huddling together in large groups in open area. Never run toward the sound of gunfire to see what is happening. HOW TO SURVIVE: If in the open drop to the ground immediately. Seek immediate cover if it is available nearby. Look around to determine the shooter’s position. Never move from a cover unless you have another to go to. When running for cover keep the shooter in your line of sight. Run in the opposite direction than t

Back to School Safety Tips

The school year is beginning and no one knows for sure when and where the next school emergency will occur. Relying solely on schools to prepare for emergencies is not enough. Parents and students must also plan for a school emergency. This week, Alon Stivi, Founder and Developer of ACT Cert and Director of Safety4Students gives us his Back to School Safety Tips. For Parents 1. Discuss with your child what he/she will do in the event of an emergency. Avoid alarming them, but be honest. 2. Know the school emergency protocols and where the reunification sites are. Emergency regrouping is very chaotic, and knowing the school's rendezvous site ahead of time makes a big difference. 3. Plan where to rendezvous with your child in the event of a disorganized evacuation. Set up safe area/s to meet if they get separated from their class. 4. Establish with your child a secret password to be use in the event of an emergency. This could be useful to communicate a

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