Common use of Bomb Threats Clause in Contracts

Bomb Threats. It is a felony to give false information concerning the placement of a bomb in a school building. School officials, the SRO and fire and safety officials shall cooperate in the implementation of procedures in the event of a bomb threat. In all cases, the principal shall report such incidents to the Superintendent of Schools and to the SRO. In the absence of physical evidence, it is the school principal's or the Superintendent of Schools’ decision to evacuate the school.

Bomb Threats. It is a felony to give false information concerning the placement of a bomb in a school building. School officials, the SRO and fire and safety officials shall cooperate in the implementation of procedures in the event of a bomb threat. In all casesCPS has developed an Emergency Procedures Manual, the principal a copy of which shall report such incidents to the Superintendent of Schools and be provided to the SRO. In all cases, such incidents shall be reported by the absence of physical evidence, it is principal to the school principal's or superintendent and to the Superintendent of Schools’ decision to evacuate the schoolSRO.

Bomb Threats. 11.1 It is a felony to give false information concerning the placement of a bomb in a school building. School officials, the SRO and fire and safety officials shall cooperate in the implementation of procedures in the event of a bomb threat. In all cases, the principal shall report such incidents to the GISD Superintendent of Schools and to the SRO. In the absence of physical evidence, it is the school principal's principals or the Superintendent of Schools’ GISD Superintendent's decision to evacuate the school.

Bomb Threats. It is a felony to give false information concerning the placement of a bomb in a school building. School officials, the SRO and fire and safety officials shall cooperate in the implementation of procedures in the event of a bomb threatthreat (see STILLWATER PUBLIC SCHOOLS Emergency Procedures Manual). In all cases, the principal shall report such incidents to the Superintendent of Superintendent, Safe Schools Coordinator and to the SRO. In the absence of physical evidence, it is the school principal's or the Superintendent of Schools’ and Principal’s decision to evacuate the school.

Bomb Threats. It is a felony misdemeanor to give false information concerning the placement of a bomb in a school building. School officials, the SRO and fire and safety officials shall cooperate in the implementation of procedures in the event of a bomb threatthreat (see COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM Emergency Procedures Manual). In all cases, such incidents shall be reported by the principal shall report such incidents to the Superintendent of Schools area assistant superintendent and to the SRO. In the absence of physical evidence, it is the school principal's or the Superintendent of Schools’ decision to evacuate the school.

Bomb Threats. It is a misdemeanor/felony to give false information concerning the placement of a bomb in a school building. School officials, the SRO and fire and safety officials shall cooperate in the implementation of procedures in the event of a bomb threat. In all cases, the principal shall report such incidents to the Superintendent of Schools and to the SRO. In the absence of physical evidence, it is Principal's decision of how they want the school principal's or to handle the Superintendent of Schools’ decision to evacuate the schoolsituation.

Bomb Threats. It is a felony to give false information concerning the placement of a bomb in a school building. School officials, the SRO and fire and safety officials shall cooperate in the implementation of procedures in the event of a bomb threatthreat (see COLUMBIA PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT Emergency Procedures Manual). In all cases, such incidents shall be reported by the principal shall report such incidents to the Superintendent of Schools superintendent and to the SRO. In the absence of physical evidence, it is the school principal's or the Superintendent of Schools’ decision to evacuate the school.

Bomb Threats. It is a second-degree felony to give false information concerning the placement of a bomb in a school building. School officials, the SRO and the fire and safety officials shall cooperate in the implementation of procedures in the event of a bomb threat. In all cases, the principal Principal shall report such incidents to the Superintendent area Assistant Superintendent, the Director of Schools School Safety, and to the SRO. In the absence of physical evidence, it is the school principal's or the Superintendent of Schools’ Principal’s decision to evacuate the school.