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Crisis Management
Pursuant to Minnesota statutes section 121A.035 each school district must adopt a district crisis management policy. The policy sets out individual district plans to respond to potential crisis situations such as, natural disasters, hazardous materials, weapons in schools, etc. The policy should include contact persons and their contact numbers, and be reviewed by school personnel in each building. The 2006 Crisis Management Policy below, is a downloadable document that districts may use as a guide when developing and updating their plan.
For further information or questions about the crisis management policies contact Marikay Canaga Litzau at 651-582-8459 or marikay.litzau@state.mn.us.
- For crisis management planning resources, contact the Minnesota Department of Public Safety*or e-mail Barb Fonkert.
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2006 Crisis Management Policy
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| The purpose of this Crisis Management Policy is to act as a guide for school district and building administrators, school employees, students etc., regarding how to address a wide range of potential crisis situations in the school district. | |
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Model Sexual, Religious and Racial Harassment and Violence Policy
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| Each school board must adopt a Harassment and Violence Policy, ensure that district staff and students have copies, and ensure that each school has a policy to discuss with students and staff. | |
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Sample School District Procedures for Specific Crisis Events
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| Sample Procedures for school districts to consider when drafting their specific crisis management plans. | |