My school last year had 10 but beacuse of how annoying it was getting so it’s 6 this year I don’t know if it’s just temporary or permanently and in my school the first fire drill of the year is announced on the intorcom
My school doesn’t have drills as often as yours does. So far, all I’ve had are two secure in place drills(one took place during 5th period at 1:20 PM, the other took place during 1st period at about 8:20 AM), one combined earthquake and fire drill(took place during 2nd period at 9:00 AM), and one real secure in place emergency(took place during 3rd period at 10:15 AM, cause of emergency: a student at another nearby high school made a shooting threat on social media)
@@safetyemergencyperson5085I think the advantages of announcing them are twofold. First is that sadly active assailants have used fire alarms to trick people to leaving the building, only for them to get shot. Announcing it makes it clear that there is no active shooter threat and that normal evacuations procedures can be followed. Second, surprise drills run the risk of a cry wolf scenario, where people may stop taking the alarm seriously knowing that it’s probably not a real fire. Even if you’re not told about when the drills will be, you are more likely to think the alarm is not real simply because you go through so many of these drills throughout your life. That would inevitably make the drills less effective. By announcing them, people can tell the difference between a drill and the real thing. That way should the alarm sound without prior warning, occupants will know for certain that this is not a drill and could indeed be a real fire. Additionally, people with disabilities and sensory overload benefit more from pre-announced drills too. If a real fire took place, someone would have a plan to get those people out of the building. That’s just my opinion tho lol
At my high school back in early october this year we had 2 false fire alarms in 1 week one on monday october 4th when it was pouring rain outside and one on october 6th right as i was going to lunch
Some teachers say it (mostly my second period teacher). He says it the week the drill is on. And the announcements did say the fire drill moved from 6th to 7th period on this specific drill
There was a fire drill on my birthday once and then like two weeks later the was like 3 fire drills in one week one at lunch that someone pressed then one when I was doing P.E then one was at lunch again it was not fun
@@SportyTrainGuy i assume theyre being controlled via a simplex 4009 idnet nac extender which is a nac power booster connected to the main panel which is most likely a 4100u or 4100es. The boosters tend to do that occasionally for sync purposes unlike the main control panel's sync which will simply flash the strobes for a few seconds prior to sounding to get the alarms in sync. Smartsync is weird nonetheless.
In some states. But that’s like 14 drills a year. I think four or five drills is enough. In Maryland, the requirement is five for buildings with sprinklers and eight drills if there is none. But districts reserve the right to go beyond the minimum. I know some who still do monthly drills, which is like 10 per year.
Just curious, why does parts of your school have a voice system (with no voice) and others have traditional horn strobes? Is it just random sections chosen to have voice or is there actual rhyme and reason for the difference? Just wondering!
Whenever schools get renovated or get additions, they get newer alarms (voice evac). So, it most likely seems that parts of the school have been renovated and others haven't. You can always tell when it's a renovation instead of an addition because the speaker strobes have exposed conduit (wiring and backboxes that are outside of the wall). But, that's only the case most of the time, not all. So in summary, some parts of his school have voice evac because those areas have been renovated.
@@SportyTrainGuy I don't like fire drills ONLY because they're LOUD, unless it's a voice evac system. I don't mind the flashing strobes or evacuating the building, but I only mind the very loud siren.
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I wish they would've warned us when I was in school especially the one in Kindergarten during nap time.
Lol
I like it when they announce fire drills because you know if it’s a drill or not
What’s the name of your high school
Its personal.
My school last year had 10 but beacuse of how annoying it was getting so it’s 6 this year I don’t know if it’s just temporary or permanently and in my school the first fire drill of the year is announced on the intorcom
My school doesn’t have drills as often as yours does. So far, all I’ve had are two secure in place drills(one took place during 5th period at 1:20 PM, the other took place during 1st period at about 8:20 AM), one combined earthquake and fire drill(took place during 2nd period at 9:00 AM), and one real secure in place emergency(took place during 3rd period at 10:15 AM, cause of emergency: a student at another nearby high school made a shooting threat on social media)
Oh nice! We don't have Earthquake drills here as we don't have any earthquakes
@@SportyTrainGuy you can still have a drill just in case because you never know
@@QueenKenziegaming It is not part of the drill requirements in our district
@@SportyTrainGuy oh ok I understand
Did you hear a train went by along with the fire drill altogether?
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My school has those same alarms and they make the same sound but we have fire drills once a month and there aren’t any alarms in the classrooms
Nice!
Had the Exact same alarms simplex true-alerts inside and wheelock mts outside
Nice!
Actually, could it be AS?
That's odd... my school never told us when a fire drill was coming. The alarm just went off.
Some schools tell you nowadays because of school shooters pulling alarms to get people in the hall
That's true
I've seen that on a video before.
It’s gotta be a surprise well my school never tell us when the drills come
@@safetyemergencyperson5085I think the advantages of announcing them are twofold. First is that sadly active assailants have used fire alarms to trick people to leaving the building, only for them to get shot. Announcing it makes it clear that there is no active shooter threat and that normal evacuations procedures can be followed.
Second, surprise drills run the risk of a cry wolf scenario, where people may stop taking the alarm seriously knowing that it’s probably not a real fire. Even if you’re not told about when the drills will be, you are more likely to think the alarm is not real simply because you go through so many of these drills throughout your life. That would inevitably make the drills less effective. By announcing them, people can tell the difference between a drill and the real thing. That way should the alarm sound without prior warning, occupants will know for certain that this is not a drill and could indeed be a real fire.
Additionally, people with disabilities and sensory overload benefit more from pre-announced drills too. If a real fire took place, someone would have a plan to get those people out of the building.
That’s just my opinion tho lol
At my high school back in early october this year we had 2 false fire alarms in 1 week one on monday october 4th when it was pouring rain outside and one on october 6th right as i was going to lunch
Oh wow
How do you know about these drills?
Some teachers say it (mostly my second period teacher). He says it the week the drill is on. And the announcements did say the fire drill moved from 6th to 7th period on this specific drill
@@SportyTrainGuy What announcements?
@@andrewthevideomakerguyest.8920 Before I started recording, there was an announcement saying that the drill was moved from 6th period to 7th period
@@SportyTrainGuy Ok
0:37 Alarm Goes Off! 😱😱😱
Yes
Tysm
@Delta Goal Horns Not really
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When did you had a December fire drill
No drill is December, and not likely in January either
@@SportyTrainGuy why you didn’t had a fire drill in December
@@ashleyellazar559 Idk, I don't plan them, I just record them
There was a fire drill on my birthday once and then like two weeks later the was like 3 fire drills in one week one at lunch that someone pressed then one when I was doing P.E then one was at lunch again it was not fun
my pa system at my school are telceor and my alarms are simplex true alert horn strobes and speakers strobes and wheelock as on the outside
Fire drill
Nice. Truealerts sound great. We had a drill on Monday
Same i had one On November 8th. At 9:49
I still question why it did code 6, then code 3
@@SportyTrainGuy i assume theyre being controlled via a simplex 4009 idnet nac extender which is a nac power booster connected to the main panel which is most likely a 4100u or 4100es. The boosters tend to do that occasionally for sync purposes unlike the main control panel's sync which will simply flash the strobes for a few seconds prior to sounding to get the alarms in sync. Smartsync is weird nonetheless.
When is your next fire drill?
Don't know. Right now, I'm on Thanksgiving break.
@@SportyTrainGuy Ok
Did you find out when the next one is?
No decrmber drill. And only the teachers know about it on the week of the drill
@@SportyTrainGuy Why no December drill?
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How come no one is wearing masks in this video aren't schools requiring everyone to wear a mask?
We weren't wearing masks in the beginning, then went mandatory end of first quarter/beginning of 2nd, then lifted the mandate to this day
@@SportyTrainGuy man your lucky I still have to wear a mask in my school all day long
Great video
Thanks
@@SportyTrainGuy Nice Video
@@Real_Wednesday_Addams_Official Thanks!
The alarm sounds like a loud duck
I’m having one this week
0:37 RIP your hearing SportyTrainGuy Those truealerts really need to be turned down to lower volume to similar volume of simplex speaker strobes
I'm used to it, doesn't bother me
I missed a November fire drill since I’m out for quarantine
Oof
@Delta Goal Horns I love them! And I have a chance to get content that people ask for from previous drills
I have the same fire drill day as you
Nice!
For the first month of school there is a drilll every week
In some states. But that’s like 14 drills a year. I think four or five drills is enough. In Maryland, the requirement is five for buildings with sprinklers and eight drills if there is none. But districts reserve the right to go beyond the minimum. I know some who still do monthly drills, which is like 10 per year.
2 fire drills in 2 weeks isn’t bad, I had two fire drills in one day today
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0:11 it’s announced 0:37 here we go
Yup
Announcement 0:10
Fire drill 0:37
Did you mean 11/10/21 on the date?
Yes, thank you for telling me that
Just curious, why does parts of your school have a voice system (with no voice) and others have traditional horn strobes? Is it just random sections chosen to have voice or is there actual rhyme and reason for the difference? Just wondering!
I have no clue.
Whenever schools get renovated or get additions, they get newer alarms (voice evac). So, it most likely seems that parts of the school have been renovated and others haven't. You can always tell when it's a renovation instead of an addition because the speaker strobes have exposed conduit (wiring and backboxes that are outside of the wall). But, that's only the case most of the time, not all. So in summary, some parts of his school have voice evac because those areas have been renovated.
I'm having a fire drill tomorrow, this will be my 6th time since the start of the school year.
do you like fire drills? we should be having one today, we are due for our monthly one
@@jonathanstarling1082 we do fire drills at least once a month.
Apparently, it looks like my school is doing the same.
@@SportyTrainGuy I don't like fire drills ONLY because they're LOUD, unless it's a voice evac system. I don't mind the flashing strobes or evacuating the building, but I only mind the very loud siren.
nice
Thanks
Fire Drill High School
I had mine the day after yours
Nice
I hear the alarm sounds
Darling we have had 7 fire drills in 2 days
By false acivations?
Nice Video 😀
Thanks!
Announcer 0:11
Fire Drill Is Off At High School
What in the world were y’all laughing at in this video
iirc, the teacher laid her clipboard on the edge of her desk, but it was too much on the edge and fell off with paper going everywhere
at 0:57 turn on captions then it will go like E E 😂
I noticed, lmao
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Class 7th Grade.
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Hello
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christ its so loud
It's a Truealert after all
My school: pathetic
0:05 Teacher Says, “We Are Going To Have A Fire Drill”
Yes
@@SportyTrainGuy lucky at my school they dont say anything bout fire drills
You can’t tell anybody, It’s a Secret 🤐
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I also had fire drill on the same day as you.
Nice!
Or High School Line up the Art
Just a drill At High School
3:10 LEAVES
Satisfied with leaves eh?
@@SportyTrainGuy yes
Lol
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0:20 to 0:37
1:30 Single Walkout
Yes
0:05 0:10
What was funny in that video
iirc, the teacher placed down the attendance clipboard on the edge of her desk and all of the papers and clipboard fell to the ground
@@SportyTrainGuy and my name is lil Nicky
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