Enhancing Safety and Security Measures in Fayette County Public Schools
Discover how Fayette County Public Schools implemented a comprehensive safety and security plan after tragic incidents, including the creation of a District Safety Advisory Council and a 10 Point Safety Plan. Learn about updates such as additional law enforcement officers, mental health professionals, emergency communication systems, and more to ensure a secure educational environment. Find out why CrisisGo was chosen for emergency communication and its benefits for faculty and staff during drills or emergencies.
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FAYETTE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Safety and Security Plan Safety and Security Plan January 22, 2020
By the Numbers Students 43,617 Faculty and Staff 6,327 Elementary Schools 38 Middle Schools 12 High Schools 6 Technical Schools 3 Other Academic and Alternative Programs - 11
Back Story After the tragedies at Marshall County High School and Stoneman Douglas High School. In February 2018, Superintendent Manny Caulk created the District Safety Advisory Council.
Back Story cont. The District Safety Advisory Council, which was composed of 28 students, parents, educators, first responders, city officials, and business, faith, and community leaders selected for their experience and expertise in the area of safety and emergency management. As a result, The District Safety Advisory council developed the 10 Point Safety Plan .
10 Point Safety Plan Update Additional Law Enforcement Officers Additional Mental Health Professionals Comprehensive Adolescent Assessment and Health Promotion Social Media Monitoring Education and Training Student & Staff IDs Upgraded Emergency Communication Systems Interior and Exterior Facility Upgrades Secure Vestibules Metal Detectors and Security Ambassadors
Emergency Communication Request for Proposals Response We evaluated three emergency communications systems. We found CrisisGo to be the better product
Why Crisis Go Paper vs Electronic Faculty and staff have access to checklists Step by step instructions for any emergency Faculty and staff have access to maps Maps indicating electrical and water shutoffs Primary and Secondary Evacuation Routes Emergency Notification Panic Button Broadcast Messaging First Responders
Why CrisisGo Accountability Student Roster Connected to Infinite Campus Excellent tool for faculty during a drill or emergency Student Emergency Contacts Great for fieldtrips
CrisisGo Some of our challenges Reluctant to change Using his/her personal device Training staff Connectivity
Contact Information: Joe Isaacs Director of Risk Management and Safety Phone 859-381-3827 Email joe.Isaacs@fayette.kyschools.us
