R277-400-5
R277-400-5. Plan Content--Educational Services and Student Supervision and Building Access
Cite as Utah Admin. Code R277-400-5
(1) An LEA's or a school's plan shall include:
(a) procedures to ensure reasonably adequate educational services and supervision are provided for during an emergency including an extended emergency situation;
(b) Implementation and maintenance of the incident response method established by the state security chief, which requires:
(i) a 100 ft x 100 ft grid system overlaying the interior rooms and hallways of the building, including multiple levels if applicable;
(ii) beginning the grid with quadrant "A1" located at the bottom left corner of the building footprint when viewed from the main entrance or address side;
(iii) aligning row "A" with the main entrance or address side of the building, and continue designations sequentially across each row (A1, A2, A3…) and upward by rows (B1, B2, B3…);
(iv) ensuring the interior room and hallway being clearly marked with its assigned quadrant designation in a manner visible to building occupants and emergency responders; and
(v) markings being maintained and remaining legible at all times."
(c) evacuation procedures that provide reasonable care and supervision of a student until the student is released to a responsible party.
(i) An LEA or school shall not release a student grade 8 or below unless a parent or other responsible person has been notified and assumed responsibility for the student.
(ii) A school official may release a student grade 9 and above without such notification if authorized by the LEA or school and the school official determines:
(A) the student is reasonably responsible; and
(B) notification is not practicable.
(c)(i) as determined by a local board or governing authority, procedures regarding access to public school buildings by:
(A) students;
(B) community members;
(C) lessees;
(D) invitees; and
(E) others.
(ii) procedures regarding access:
(A) may include restricted access for some individuals;
(B) shall address building access during identified time periods; and
(C) shall address possession and use of school keys by designated administrators and employees.
(d) resources and materials available for emergency training for an LEA's employees.