In Case of Emergency



 

Basic Concept

We have a relatively safe and worry-free life for natural disasters and crimes.  Therefore, we are often not prepared.
It is a necessity to establish a system for the school, parents, and outside organizations.
1) Natural disasters such as heavy rain, storm or tsunami may occur and kidnapping, terrorism or intruder to
    the school campus may occur. In case special circumstance taken place, we are supposed to receive a notice
    from the Consulate General of Japan. 
    To gather information regarding terrorist attack, we are always able to access to the web sites from Oahu Civil
    Defense Agency ( www.scd.state.hi.us ) and /or the Consulate General of Japan ( www.honolulu.us.emb-japan.go.jp ). 
2) Educate students for these emergency situations. Faculty members must communicate well and must take care of
    any incident as quickly as possible.
    * When an emergency occurs, students may enter a state of panic. Faculty members must control
      and calm down the students.
    * Even if no information is available due to telephone trouble and so on, try to give students a secure and easy feeling.
3) Using “Emergency Telephone Network” establish good communication between school and parents.
    * Have an alternative plan for “the Emergency Telephone Network” in case one of the parents is not at home.
    * Example of telephone communication is: “This is an emergency call from Rainbow Gakuen.
       Please pick up your child at 2:45 p.m.”



 

Picking up of Students at School

1) Class teacher confirms the parents and hand over the student.
2) Place to pick up a student is at the parking lot of Kaimuki Middle School.
     In case of rain, at the Library. 
     For brothers and sisters, gather at the place where the youngest one waits to be picked up.
Diagram: Drop-off and Pick-up



 

Important Telephone Numbers


 

1) Oahu Civil Defense: 523-4121
2) Police, Fire, Ambulance: 911
3) School Office: 947-3111, Saturdays: 291-1591 (Cellular phone)


 

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