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After-Action Reviews and Reports for K-12 Schools and School Districts

Duration: 45 to 60 min.

Objective: This course has been developed to help practitioners understand the importance of after-action reviews and reports and the role that they play in emergency operations plan (EOP) development and maintenance. Learn how to equip planning teams with information that they can use to plan an after-action review, develop an after-action report, and enhance your school EOP on the basis of training, exercises, and lessons learned. This course is recommended for school administrators, faculty, and personnel at K-12 schools and school districts as well as state, regional, and community partners who have a role or responsibility in emergency management planning.

Module 1–Overview of Plan Implementation and Maintenance
Module 2–Planning an After-Action Review
Module 3–Developing an After-Action Report
Module 4–Reflections to Consider in the Review and Report
Module 5–Updating the School Emergency Operations Plan

Note: You will be able to print a certificate only after all modules are completed.

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