Emergency Teams
Team #1 Emergency Operations Center (EOC)
Commander: Mrs. Angela Grey (Principal)
2nd in Command: Mr. Carlos Aguilar (Vice Principal)
Team #2 Search and Rescue
Team Captain – Mrs. Marian Garrido (K-2 Chair)
Member: Mr. Jose Servin (7th) , Ms. Patricia Alejandre (5th)
Team #3 School Hospital/First Aide Staff
Team Captain: Ms. Genesis Garcia (6-8 Chair)
Members: Ms. Florence Ekindi (4th), Ms. Angeline Catbagan (1st)
Team #4 Utility Mobile Team
Team Captain: Mr. Pablo Flores (Custodian)
Members: Ms. Angelica Gomez (2nd), Ms. Marina Hernandez (6th)
Team #5 Child Control
Team Captain: Mrs. Nicole Martinez-Do (3-5 Chair)
Members: Mrs. Jessica Garcia (Music), Mrs. Rubalcava (P.E), Maria Rendon (Aide), Raquel Arreola (Aide)
(Flexible Help as needed)
Members: Subs (Veronica, Aubrey, Arwen, Lan, Dr. Vicky)
Other Staff on Campus During Event: CPLA, Title IV
Team # 6 Parent Control/Release
Team Captain: Mrs. Rosalinda Moreno (Office Secretary)
Members: Ms. Gabby Mazariegos (Aide), Ms. Pattie Padilla (Aide)
(Flexible Help as needed)
Members: Subs (Veronica, Aubrey, Arwen, Lan, Dr. Vicky)
Other Staff on Campus During Event: CPLA, Title IV
Emergency Vehicle Entrance Capabilities:
Team Captain: Carlos Aguilar, Pablo Flores
Members: Jeah Avila, Brandon Tanori, Angel Hernandez, Ricky Tabarez, Froilan Alvarez Last updated: 05/11/2026
Emergency Operations Center (E.O.C.)
Commander:
a. Assumes overall command of the disaster, and manages the other teams
b. Activates and manages the pre-designated command post site
c. Responsible for presence and condition of staff and students
d. Recruit any incoming parents
e. Should interface with emergency agencies as they arrive on campus. Show map of
school, indicate any injuries, and point out any hazards
f. Commander should make all public statements to the press and disseminate
information to the school community
Search and Rescue Team:
Report to Commander
Determine the number of missing students
Ensure team members are wearing hard hats and have safety gear on them
At the Direction of the Commander:
Command Search of missing and trapped personnel
Avoid going back into the building unless deemed possible and necessary by the commander.
When search and rescue team approach rescue area, team members should separate by 5-10 feet and give hand radio to the last member in line
When searching for a missing person, the captain should try to identify where the missing person was last seen. If a child went to the restroom, teachers should know where they were last.
Captain should keep in constant contact with E.O.C.
School Hospital:
Report to the Commander at the pre-designated E.O.C.
When directed by the commander, set up and maintain the Hospital Center at the pre designated location. The center should be out of view from the students.
Triage and treat injured students/staff
Once the person enters the hospital center, the team should ID the patient as soon as possible. To ID –on masking tape, write the person’s name, school name, city and time of admission to center. Place tape around wrist or ankle.
Maintain a treatment log and communications with the E.O.C. Compare names of treated victims with the list of missing students/staff.
*The decision to move injured victims from structures to the First Aid Center may be a difficult one. A severely injured person normally is not moved. However, in the event of a major earthquake, a second moderate to major aftershock may occur, thereby, causing more damage to the structure at the injured student/staff location. This decision is rendered by the Commander.
Last updated: 8/21/2025
Utility Mobile Team:
a. The utility team captain, after reporting with the E.O.C, should immediately gather the utility
team and proceed to the storage area. All supplies marked with a P=Priority should be rapidly
taken to the Emergency Operations Center to expedite. Utility team should disperse the night
warning system upon orders by the emergency commander.
b. The E.O.C. Commander will direct the team leader regarding the necessity of utility shut offs.
c. Sweep/shovel glass and other debris from walk/pathways utilized by disaster teams.
d. Transport injured victims to the First Aid Center by stretcher or other means.*
*The decision to move injured victims from structures to the First Aid Center may be a difficult one. A severely injured person normally is not moved. However, in the event of a major earthquake, a second moderate to major aftershock may occur, thereby, causing more damage to the structure at the injured student/staff location. This decision is rendered by the Commander.
Student Control:
a. To assist in controlling the student body, team members should position themselves at every
corner around the student body.
b. Members should identify students in Student Control who are injured. When injured students are identified, the captain shall immediately report them to the E.O.C.
c. Provide continuous emotional support to the students.
d. Dispense water or escort students to the sanitation area as needed.
f. Upon commander’s order, the student control team shall organize children into family groups by alphabetical order for expedient release.
Parent Control:
a. Report to the E.O.C. at the pre-designated site. (161st St. sliding gate nearest to the convent)
b. Establish a student/parent release center at a pre-designated location, as indicated on the map.
c. Commence releasing students to their parents or a pre-authorized adult.
d. Maintain all records of releases.
e. Provided status report to E.O.C. commander as needed or requested.
