• the public health role in emergency response during an influenza outbreak or pandemic
• how to recognize unusual events that might indicate an emergency and describe appropriate action
• how to describe your functional role(s) in emergency response and apply flexible thinking to unusual challenges within your functional role.

• IS-100 Introduction to Incident Command System
• IS-362 Multi-Hazard Emergency Planning for Schools
• IS-100.SC - Introduction to the Incident Command system, I-100 for Schools
• IS-366 Planning for the Needs of Children in Disasters

• Making the Difference-Caring for Students with Life Threatening Allergies
• Food Allergy Guidelines - Powerpoint
• Food Allergy Guidelines.pdf
• The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network
• How to Use an EpiPen

Emergency Response Training Programs

• Facility Director Training
  Physical recovery of a building, structural safety, clean-up, federal assistance, psychological issues, re-occupancy, safety audit and hazard assessment.
  Materials are available in Adobe Portable Document Format (pdf)
  "Train the Trainer" Instructor's Guide
  
  
• Media Response
  Managing the media, establishing a media center, designating a public information officer. speakers: Gregory Thomas and Nora Carr
  Materials are available in Adobe Portable Document Format (pdf)
  "Train the Trainer" Instructor's Guide
  
  Nora Carr's Presentation This is a large (37 mb) file; please wait for download.
  
  
• Post Incident Response
  Post traumatic response and procedures
  Materials are available in Adobe Portable Document Format (pdf)
  Post-Incident Response
  
  
• Safety Team Training
  Purpose of Safety Team, SAVE legislation review, establish agendas, violent incidents, climate surveys, post incident/exercise reviews, etc.
  Materials are available in Adobe Portable Document Format (pdf)
  Safety Team Instructor Guide
  
  
• School Principals Training
  Multi-hazard emergency response, Incident command and NIMS, safety audits and hazard assessments, student/parent reunion model, exercises and drills, after hours response.
  Materials are available in Adobe Portable Document Format (pdf)
  "Train the Trainer" Instructor's Guide
  
  
• Hurricane Learning Package for Students
  Hurricane Learning Package for Students
  Hurricane Strike!, a multimedia learning package for middle-school students,
  is now {hurricane} available on the web: http://meted.ucar.edu/hurrican/strike/
  
  This package integrates disaster safety and preparedness with science instruction, providing an engaging interactive learning environment. It also dovetails with science and safety content in the American Red Cross Masters of Disaster curriculum.

  Middle school teachers face a tremendous challenge covering mandated learning objectives while also striving to provide meaningful enrichment and keep kids engaged. The Hurricane Strike! lessons help you do this with content and activities that support some of the core
  National Science Education Standards for middle school students.
  
  
• Responding to an Emergency: One Principal's Tale
  Presentation by Ada Dolch, principal of the High School for Leadership and Public Service, which is located just two blocks from where the south tower of the World Trade Center used to stand.
  (Windows Media Video -- 46 minutes -- 33 MB)
  
  
• How the New York City School System Responded to the Events of 9/11

• On-line Training for ADA Compliance (English & Spanish)