APPENDIX
A
The
following
basic
items
should
be
included
in
kits:
Adhesive
tape
Antiseptic
solution
-
(green
soap)
Bandages
Blanket
Bullhorn,
battery
operated
Current
class
roster
Compresses
-
two
sheets
and
towels
Drinking
cups
Emergency
cards
Bandages,
including
one
triangle
bandage,
gauze
pads
Light
stick
or
flashlight
with
batteries
List
of
disaster
procedures
Permanent
marker
pens
Pen,
pencil,
small
notebook
Plastic
drop
cloths
Premoistened
towelettes
or
baby
wipes
Red
Cross
first-aid
manual
Red
flag
-
emergency
signal
Safety
pins
Scissors
Shovel
Space
blanket
String
Toilet
paper
Transistor
radio
Walkie-talkies
Black
plastic
sheeting,
four
feet
wide
x
100
feet
long,
agricultural
qual-
ity
for
privacy
screen
for
sanitary
facilities.
STUDENT’S
NAME
an
alternate
site
for
temporary
housing
of
students,
and
establishing
an
adequate
com-
munication
system.
Adequate
planning
can
help
ensure
that
you
are
a
master
of
disaster
if
an
emergency
APPENDIX
B
Emergency
Telephone
Numbers
hool.
&
[example}
occurs
at
your
school.
Fire
Department
911
Dr.
Dale
Johnson
is
Superintendent
of
Schools
for
~~
Police
Department
911
the
Washington
Conference
of
Seventh-day
Ambulance
Service
011
Adventists,
Bothell,
Washington.
Sheriff's
Office
911
NOTES
AND
REFERENCES
Highway
Patrol
911
"
Coast
Guard
911
L.
Seattle
Post-intelligercer,
December
19,
1990.
:
:
_
2.
Much
ofthe
materials
in
this
plan
was
drawn
from
the
Community
Hospital
481-5423
work
of
other
individuals
and
groups.
Special
thanksgotoMr.
~~
American
Red
Cross
679-0213
Hans
Krenz,
principal
of
Buena
Vista
SDA
Elementary
School,
i
Furi
-
Auburn,
Washington,
who
conferred
with
me
on
developing
an
Office
of
Civil
Defense
814-5978
on-site
emergency
preparedness
plan;
and
to
the
Washington
Gas
Company
482-6600
Conference
junior
academy
principals
who
critiqued
the
rough
Electric
Company
491-3800
draft
for
the
Washington
Conference
School
Emergency
Pre-
paredness
Plan.
Gas
Leaks
482-6666
3.
Many
of
these
concepts
aresummarizedand
adapted
~~
Telephone
from:
.
a.
Washington
State
School
Earthquake
Emer-
Emergency
Repair
411
gency
Plan.
Information
311
Safety
Program
by
FEMA8S
(Federal
Emergency
Management
,
Agency
12
(86)
Emergency
News
Bulletins
¢.
Site
Emergency
Planning
Workbook,
Emergency
KICQ
481-5734
Management
Division,
Michigan
Department
of
State
Po-
715
AM
lice.
4.
J.
Cook,
“This
School
District
Was
Ready!”
Thrust,
94.5
FM
17:27
(January
1988).
5.
Ibid.
6.
Thid
7.
Forms
used
and/or
modified
from
Virgil
Hauselt
Memorial
Junior
Academy,
Santa
Cruz,
California.
APPENDIX
C’
INJURY
TREATMENT
RECORD
Name:
DATE
TIME
TREATMENT
APPENDIX
D
STUDENT
RECORD
RELEASE
FORM
NAME
OF
PERSON
TO
WHOM
RELATION
TIME
DATE
STUDENT
IS
RELEASED
NAME
ADDRESS:
PHONE:
TYPE
OF
ID:
ID
#:
30
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1992