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- Operations (Capital Projects, Custodial Services, Facility Use, Maintenance & Safety)
- Who's Who in Operations (Custodial, Maintenance, Capital Projects & Safety)
- Facility Use & Rentals
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Capital Projects
- 2020 Capital Bond
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Citizens' Facility Advisory Committee (CFAC)
- What is CFAC?
- CFAC Members (as of May 2018)
- Upcoming Community Meetings
- CFAC Recommendation to the School Board - May 8, 2019
- CFAC School Board Update - May 2019
- CFAC Community Meeting - March 12, 2019
- CFAC School Board Update - February 2019
- CFAC Community Meeting - January 30, 2019
- CFAC School Board Update - December 2018
- History of the Citizens' Facility Advisory Committee (CFAC) & Past Members
- Capital vs. Operating Budget
- Educational Specifications Committees
- Safety
Emergency Drills
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Schools are required to have at least one drill per month, including during summer sessions with students. Drills must practice three basic functional threat responses:
- Shelter-in-place - To limit the exposure of students and staff to hazardous materials, such as chemical, biological, or radiological contaminants, released into the environment by isolating the inside environment from the outside;
- Lockdown - To isolate students and staff from threats of violence, such as suspicious trespassers or armed intruders, that may occur in a school or in the vicinity of a school; and
- Evacuation - To move students and staff away from threats, such as fires, oil train spills, or tsunamis.
Drop, Cover and Hold earthquake drills are often incorporated into the monthly drills. Each year during October, our schools participate in the annual Great Washington ShakeOut provides an excellent opportunity to prepare, survive and recover quickly from big earthquakes wherever you live, work or travel.