STORAGE SPACE

The storage area of both classrooms in D2 and I6 are somewhat adequate. I6 has minimal storage space and limited floor space as it is a small industrial classroom. There are locked cabinets in I6.

 D2 has 8 large locked storage cabinets. However due to the amount of equipment and supplies there is a limited amount of space. There is plenty of floor space but that takes away from students to use for projects when needed.  

All storage, somewhat limited, is clean and neat and organized.

PROGRAM SPACE

Both D2 and I6 meets or exceeds state requirements.  Our actionable plan is in place to meet such requirements.
Facilities are clean, organized and well maintained.  Each instructor has adequate personal space to plan and work. Each teacher is assigned a conveniently located, furnished, and equipped area (office) for planning, confidential record keeping, private consultation, and administration. 

The classroom is clean, orderly and reflective of an efficient environment for learning. The layout of the LPS classroom is suitable for large/small group, team and individual high school student work. However, Room I6 is not suitable for large/small group, team and individual high school student work.

The square footage of the classrooms meets or exceeds state recommendations. See the website regarding this info.

https://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/fa/sf/guideschoolsite.asp#:~:text=For%20kindergarten%20and%20grades%20one,80%20square%20feet%20per%20pupil

The square foot of Room D2 is: 39.5 ft x 27.5 ft. = 1086.3 sq. ft.

The square foot of Room I6 is: 20.5 ft  x 25.5 ft. = 502.25 sq. ft.

The LPS lab and/or classroom are equipped with updated and functional equipment.

Appropriate, up-to-date multi-media equipment and hardware such as flip charts, TV Monitor, speakers, interactive projectors, digital cameras, video cameras, Chromebooks and other emerging instructional technologies are readily available to the classroom. Appropriate equipment replacement plan is available.

Classroom instructional technology is updated, functional and available

The WUHS IT department and the Curriculum Director makes sure that all instructional technology is updated. Surveys are sent out often to make sure that technology software and hardware are met. 

Students have adequate technology to meet program goals and prepare students for LPS careers

Technology in both classrooms include a 65" monitor. Surround sound speakers, WIFI, Lap top and desk top computers for instruction. Each students have their own Chromebook device which they take home with them.

Policy for student check-out of equipment

Uniforms and loaned out equipment are to be signed out for with appropriate signatures.

Tools and equipment mirror what is used in industry appropriate to skills being taught

Training plastic and rubber handguns are used and various levels of duty belts are used. PR24 training batons and striking bags are used. The Virtra forced options simulator is of current technology of which is used by many LE agencies in the nation. It is state of the equipment. The tasers, handguns, holsters and belts that are used for the simulator are that used in industry training.  Crime scene equipment and supplies are of those used in law enforcement agencies.

Program spaces are safe and have proper safety equipment 

Both classrooms contain fire safety equipment which include fire extinguishers, fire alarms and fire sprinkler systems. Students are trained their sophomore year on how to use the fire extinguisher. Classroom D2 is the larger class room. The square footage is sufficent for a classoom of up to 40 students with room for other activities. Room I6 is a very small classroom. It can only serve approximately 20 students safely without room for additional activities. This classroom is used for the Forced Option Simulator. Desks need to be moved to accomodate the use of this equipment. Both Classrooms have two exits.

Forensics labs follow proper science lab safety policies 

There are no labs for this program.

Accident Reporting

Fresno County Office of Education School Accident Report 

Fresno ROP Emergencies/Safety/Health Guidlines

Students and staff are aware of emergency procedures

Students and staff are trained in emergency procedure. WUHS conducts, fire evacuations, lock down and earthquake preparation drills. All staff and students are trained in active shooter response using the ALICE strategies. 

Chemicals/combustibles are located and stored properly

No chemicals are stored in the classroom as their are no labs.

Classroom and laboratory meet all state and federal safety requirements

Fire Inspectors conduct check once a year ans WUHS is current and has passed all inspections.

There are sufficient supplies throughout the school year. An inventory is taken at the end of each semester and stationary supplies that are needed are ordered through the district business office. Additional first aide training supplies, CSI consumable supplies are purchased as needed.