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Dealing with Emergencies from Natural Disasters: Cold Spring School District

Dr. Amy Alzina, Superintendent/Principal of Cold Spring School District, and Chief Business Officer/Legal Counsel Yuri Calderon, have compiled a presentation on the school district’s handling of the Thomas Fire and Montecito Debris Flow incidents and related resources to assist school leaders in supporting their communities during natural disasters.

Dealing with Emergencies from Natural Disasters.pptx (1)

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