The drills will take place on Tuesday.
(Harrison, Oh.) – As school safety remains one of the top issues in the U.S., one local school will be practicing emergency protocol this week.
The Southwest Local School District says Harrison Police, Harrison Fire and other area first responders will be conducting a series of emergency drills at Harrison High School on Tuesday, August 14.
The drills will be contained to Harrison High School and will not affect events taking place at Harrison Junior School. However, emergency vehicles may be located throughout the secondary campus.
“We are grateful for our partnership with our local emergency services agencies as we work toward our common goal of student and staff safety,” said John Hamstra, Southwest Local Schools Superintendent.
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