What should you do during a weather alarm at FCAHS?

Staying in the classroom and sitting along the wall during a weather alarm is the safest course of action. Classrooms are typically equipped to provide a degree of shelter and safety during severe weather events, such as tornadoes or severe storms. By remaining in the classroom, you reduce the risk of exposure to outside hazards. Sitting along the wall, particularly away from windows, helps to protect you from debris and flying glass that can occur during high winds or storms.

Additionally, remaining indoors until the all-clear signal is given helps ensure that everyone is accounted for and minimizes confusion and chaos that can arise from evacuating the building. Understanding the importance of staying put in a controlled environment during a weather alarm emphasizes the value of safety protocols in schools and other institutions.