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Chaos Scenario
Bibi Frazine
Created on July 5, 2024
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Somehow, all the art classrooms’ glitter supplies have been dumped into the ventilation system, creating a glitter storm throughout the school. Every surface is sparkling, and the floors are now dangerously slippery. Discussion Prompt: How would your Emergency Operations Plan handle an unexpected "flood" of glitter? Would your evacuation procedures change to accommodate slippery hallways? Would you declare this a "Glitter Lockdown" or treat it as a hazardous material spill? And how do you get glitter out of everything?
Great Glitter Flood
The Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) has gone rogue. Fueled by coffee and too many bake sale disagreements, they've turned into a group of zombie parents, slowly marching toward the main office, demanding more bake sales and a "No Homework Ever Again" policy. Discussion Prompt: What would your EOP do if faced with an unexpected "zombie uprising"? What’s the plan for engaging with highly vocal (and maybe irrational) groups like this? How would you communicate with staff, defuse the situation, and convince the zombies (parents) to return to their human state?
PTA Zombie Uprising
Out of nowhere, the cafeteria erupts into a massive food fight. Not just any food fight, but one involving the entire student body, complete with flying mashed potatoes, spaghetti explosions, and salad-launching catapults. The chaos quickly spills into the hallways. Discussion Prompt: Would your EOP have a contingency plan for handling mass cafeteria chaos? How would you safely evacuate students while keeping staff members from getting caught in the crossfire? Is there a protocol for calming down angry lunch ladies?
Cafeteria Food Fight Frenzy
Suddenly, the school’s mascot—a giant chicken—comes to life, and not just one, but a whole flock of oversized chickens starts parading through the school. They're blocking hallways, clucking loudly, and distracting everyone from their classes. One of them even found its way to the principal’s office and refuses to leave. Discussion Prompt: How would your EOP account for "unexpected animal incursions"—especially if those animals were larger-than-life and extremely stubborn? Would you need to revise your lockdown or evacuation procedures?