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With summer break quickly approaching, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) wants to make you aware of a new program designed to help protect Florida’s children and families. FDLE is encouraging parents to sign up for the new Florida Offender Alert System. This system allows citizens to subscribe for e-mail alerts that notify the user each time a sexual offender or predator moves within a certain radius of the address or addresses selected. Parents can choose an unlimited number of addresses to monitor. You may consider registering your home, daycare centers, community centers, and anywhere else you or your family may frequent during the summer months, as well as all year round.
Signing up is quick and easy! Just visit www.floridaoffenderalert.com today and subscribe for this free service.
Together, we can make sure Florida’s Children have a safe and enjoyable summer!.
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The Department of Education is sponsering training to provide support to school staff and administrators interested in enhancing thier preparedness efforts. This site offers training through webcast. Please visit the Department of Education Emergency Management for Schools Site and get more information by clicking this link.
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Florida Student Safety & Security |
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Children
and youth rely on and find great comfort in the adults who
protect them. Teachers and staff must know how to help their
students through a crisis and return them home safely. Knowing
what to do when faced with a crisis can be the difference
between calm and chaos, between courage and fear, between
life and death. There are thousands of fires in schools every
year, yet there is minimal damage to life and property because
staff and students are prepared. This prepared-ness needs
to be extended to all risks schools face. Schools and districts
need to be ready to handle crises, large and small, to keep
our children and staff out of harm’s way and ready to learn
and teach. |
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The
results of extensive interviews
and a review of the crisis literature
reveal that experts employ four
phases of crisis management: Mitigation/Prevention,
Preparedness, Recovery and Response.
Crisis management is a continuous
process in which all phases of
the plan are being reviewed and
revised. Good plans
are never finished. They can always
be updated based on experience,
research, and changing vulnerabilities.
Districts and schools may be in
various stages of planning. This
web site provides the resources
needed to assist the planning process. |
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