Category
Emergency Operations Plans
Category
Emergency Operations Plans
State law requires districts to develop school emergency operations plans (EOPs) that do not include procedures for plan review or update.
Health, Safety and Environmental Management Possible Hazards
Document directs districts to establish formal plans for responding to crises or emergency events.
Minnesota Statutes 121A.035 Crisis management policy.
Subdivision 1. Model policy. The commissioner shall maintain and make available to school boards and charter schools a model crisis management policy that includes, among other items, school lock-down and tornado drills, consistent with subdivision 2, and school fire drills under section 299F.30. Subd. 2. School district and charter school policy. A school board and a charter school must adopt a crisis management policy to address potential violent crisis situations in the district or charter school. The policy must be developed cooperatively with administrators, teachers, employees, students, parents, community members, law enforcement agencies, other emergency management officials, county attorney offices, social service agencies, emergency medical responders, and any other appropriate individuals or organizations. The policy must include at least five school lock-down drills, five school fire drills consistent with section 299F.30, and one tornado drill.
Model Crisis Management Policy
Model policy establishes formal plans for responding to crises or emergency events.