| LAUSD schools are required
to comply with California Education Code (CEC), Section
§32286(a), dealing
with the preparation of "safe school plans." These plans address
violence prevention, emergency preparedness, traffic safety and
crisis intervention. The District has developed the Model Safe School
Plan (SSP) for use as a template in the preparation of safe school
plans for each of the District's 900 schools. The purpose of the
template is to standardize safe school plans throughout the District
and minimize the time required for annual updates. The Model Safe
School Plan is comprised of two volumes: Volume 1 - Prevention
Programs (with Reference Guide); and Volume
2 - Emergency Procedures (with appendices). If you are
not an LAUSD school and would like more information on our Model
Safe School Plan, please contact Bob Spears, Director of Emergency
Services, at (213) 241-3889.
Volume 2 covers emergency preparedness and response, and is based
on the California Standardized Emergency Management System (SEMS).
SEMS is designed to centralize and coordinate emergency response
actions among police, fire and other public agencies, including
school districts. SEMS provides an effective framework for managing
emergencies ranging from minor incidents to major earthquakes.
Update Safe School Plan, Volume 2 on the web through Inside LAUSD.
Schools updating their Safe School Plan, Volume 2 require a Site Plot Plan and Vicinity Map.
Schools may also use the data input form to assist in their data collection effort.
To assist, schools may Request Site Plot Plan and download data input form.
Schools wishing to prepare their emergency plan should review
the REF. 1242.4, Instructions for Preparing School Emergency Plans Using the Model
Safe School Plan, Volume 2 - Emergency Procedures (*.pdf) 
For assistance in preparing the Model Safe School Plan, Volume 1 – Prevention
Programs or Volume 2 – Emergency Procedures, please contact your Local District
Operations Coordinator. Other inquiries may be directed to the Office of
Environmental Health and Safety at (213) 241-3199.
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