Does Your Crisis Plan Really Protect Your Students (and School)?

Ideas & Perspectives
Ideas & Perspectives

Volume 35

No. 12//

September 23, 2010

Recently, ISM had the privilege of sharing some of its risk management ideas with over 100 school administrators. In our discussions, it quickly became clear that many well-intentioned schools have neither a comprehensive crisis plan nor a business continuation plan. The former is required by law in some states (and represents good stewardship and the “right thing to do”); the latter, simply good business practice. This I&P article outlines an appropriate crisis plan for private-independent schools. A future article will target the business continuation plan.
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