Class of 2012. I think we did one of these once. But it was like 5 minutes. When a shooter situation is declared you stand against the wall with the door and turn off the lights to make the room appear empty to someone in the hall.
That’s about it.
The train stations also have these on tv screens nonstop which are basically leave if you can, hide otherwise, and if there’s no option left, swarm the shooter as a group.
Edit: wait, no I remember something that was insane to everyone. The teachers all had keys to the rooms that locked from the outside, and were required to lock them and then leave on their own. That was wild, both from the perspective of putting all the teachers in the open hallway and filling everyone’s head with this imagined scenario of a guy blind firing at the class through the door window.
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Class of 2012. I think we did one of these once. But it was like 5 minutes. When a shooter situation is declared you stand against the wall with the door and turn off the lights to make the room appear empty to someone in the hall.
That’s about it.
The train stations also have these on tv screens nonstop which are basically leave if you can, hide otherwise, and if there’s no option left, swarm the shooter as a group.
Edit: wait, no I remember something that was insane to everyone. The teachers all had keys to the rooms that locked from the outside, and were required to lock them and then leave on their own. That was wild, both from the perspective of putting all the teachers in the open hallway and filling everyone’s head with this imagined scenario of a guy blind firing at the class through the door window.