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At 10:17 tomorrow morning, LA Unified students will join millions of people worldwide in the Great ShakeOut earthquake drill. Both LAUSD classrooms and offices will all participate in what the District describes as the largest earthquake drill in the nation, featuring a “drop, cover, and hold on!” procedure. Find more information on the district emergency protocol, here.
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