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Fire commission hears update on firefighter-run school safety program

San Francisco Fire Commission · September 27, 2017
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Summary

Presenters told the Fire Commission the San Francisco Firefighters and Safety Education (FICE) program reached about 11,730 students in 2016–17, relies heavily on volunteers and was updated with a FEMA grant; the commission thanked volunteers and discussed outreach and funding.

The San Francisco Fire Commission on Sept. 27 heard an update on a firefighter-led safety education program that delivers 30‑minute lessons to elementary students across the city.

Dwayne Eckert, a longtime volunteer with the San Francisco Firefighters and Safety Education program, described a K–6 curriculum focused on seven key fire‑safety points and said the program uses a script and visual props that have been reviewed for readability and by NFPA curriculum evaluators. "This program is the collaboration between the Elise Andrews Burn Foundation and…

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