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Adventist Risk Management Kindergarten-LifelongAdventist Risk Management (ARM) provides professional risk management service in the areas of risk control consultation and education, property/casualty insurance, health care claims adjudication and personal risk services. -
After the Earthquake - Adult Reflections on Adolescent Experiences of a Natural Disaster Grade 7-Grade 12By interviewing participants seven years after the event, “this ‘living memory’ study investigated the perceived psychoemotional experiences of four senior high school students at one Christian school during and after the February 22, 2011,... -
After the Smoke Clears and the Fire Trucks Leave Kindergarten-LifelongSally Dillon shares how one community dealt with the aftermath of losing their elementary school to a fire. The first step, grief recovery, began in church the next day. A routine was reestablished as much as possible, with students meeting in different places... -
An Emergency is Coming--Are you Ready? Kindergarten-LifelongIs your school prepared to deal with a disaster? Disasters can be natural--fires, tornados, floods, and storms, or they can be man-made--plane crashes, bus and car accidents, toxic waste spills, and radioactive leaks from nuclear power plants. This article... -
Crisis Management Seminar Training Manual Kindergarten-LifelongThis manual outlines what administrators need to know about crisis management. Addressed are issues such as why have crisis management, types of crises, how to organize for crisis management, developing a crisis response grid, communication before, during,... -
Disaster Control in Libraries: A Lesson from the Los Angeles Central Library Fire Tertiary-LifelongAn examination of the April 29, 1986, Los Angeles Central Library fire. Recovery methods are described. Elements of disaster control are prevention, preparedness, and response. These should be included in a written disaster plan, formulated by a committee... -
Disaster Preparedness for Schools Kindergarten-Grade 12It is imperative that school administrators plan for disasters before they hit. The authors share appropriate preventative measures schools can employ. This article outlines the essentials for disaster preparedness and emergency response plans. An overview... -
Is Your Science Laboratory Safe? Grade 9-LifelongThis article from the JAE special science issue examines science laboratory safety issues. Types of commonly occurring laboratory accidents include burns, injuries, and poisoning. Science instructors must continually stress safety guidelines, have a well stocked... -
JAE Editorial: Ensuring the Safety and Well-Being of God's Children Kindergarten-LifelongThis editorial considers issues of school safety in the context of trusting God, while being prepared and preparing students to respond wisely to disasters that can and do befall schools. Articles in this issue: Preparing... -
Legal Responsibilites of Board Members Kindergarten-LifelongCharles McKinstry examines the legal responsibilities of school boards and its individual members. He also discusses areas of particular concern for Adventist school boards. Topics include: Conflict of Interest; Protection of Students; Protection of Employees;... -
Legal Responsibilities of School Board Members Kindergarten-Grade 12This article provides an overview of the primary legal responsibilities of a school board and its members. Conflict of interest, protection of students and employees, finances, insurance, and confidentiality and defamation are topics discussed in this reprint... -
Pacific Union ECE Policy Manual Preschool-Kindergarten"The Policy Manual is a compilation of policies and provisions relating to the establishment, organization, administration, operation and maintenance of the early childhood education (ECE) programs, which are presently operating and/or contemplating... -
Preparing for the Unexpected Kindergarten-Lifelong"Working in cooperation with local emergency response professionals... Adventist schools can develop School Safety Committees that arm themselves with knowledge about preparedness, assess the assets and hazards, and prepare an emergency operations plan."... -
School Safety - Everybody's Business Kindergarten-Grade 12Hile and Brown present methods Adventist schools can use to ensure children are safe. These methods include having a safety officer and safety committee, first aid supplies, a fire protection plan, a hazard reporting plan, conducting building inspections,... -
Tornado! Lightning! Fire! When the Alarm Goes Off, What Happens at Your School? Grade 9-TertiarySchool staff members need to work together as a team to develop an emergency response plan for a school before a disaster strikes. Risk management professionals outline the importance of drills, maintaining an emergency supply list, going through a fire prevention... -
When Bad Things Happen to Good Schools Kindergarten-Grade 12Whether responding to a natural disaster or an incident of personnel misconduct, each school needs a Crisis Communication Plan that offers immediate and direct communication with parents, church, community, and the news media. During times of distress, members...