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Walk briskly, but do not run. Stay on the right in order to allow emergency response personnel clear access up the stairs, along the left side. Allow others to enter the stairwell. As you approach the landing of each floor, allow evacuees from that level to enter the stairwell.
If an evacuation has been called for, it will be the students that are closest to the danger that would exit first (after the helpers). So, if the problem is at the front of the bus, the students at the front would evacuate first.
There are typically two types of evacuations covered in evac protocols - orderly and emergency. Orderly evacuations would be when the students are not in immediate danger, so the driver can take a little more time clearing the bus.
An evacuation drill should be introduced in the classroom as part of the curriculum during the first week. This will prepare children for that first evacuation drill. Two additional evacuation drills must be conducted during the program year.
10.3. 2 Evacuation Procedures A safe place will be at least 100 feet off the road in the direction of oncoming traffic. Lead students upwind (into the wind) of the bus if fire is present. Lead students as far away from railroad tracks as possible and in the direction of any oncoming train.
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Bus drivers will remain on the bus in order to direct and maintain an orderly evacuation. Direct students to take a position approximately 100 feet away from the vehicle and well into what would normally be the right side of the road and away from all traffic as they leave the bus.
Proceed to the nearest, safe exit when an alarm sounds. Remember to use stairs and not elevators when evacuating. After exiting, proceed to the buildings designated evacuation assembly points or move to a safe location 150 ft. away or further from the building.
Disasters + Preparedness Arrange your evacuation ahead of time. Plan what to take. Create a home inventory. Gather important documents. Real-time test.

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