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Safety around schools is a top priority for the City of St. John's. People driving must take extra care and caution, and parents must ensure that children know the proper safety rules. Speed limits are reduced in school zones. Watch for signs. Crossing Guard Program. We provide adult crossing guards at designated elementary and primary schools.
The City of St. John's Act allows our organization to establish rules for how we operate and what we are able to enforce through ticketing and other means. To read these documents, select the appropriate database and search your topic of interest. By-laws and regulations; City of St. John's Corporate and Operational Policy Manual
Sep 1, 2022 · As kids return to school next week, motorists are reminded to reduce their speed to a maximum of 30 km/hr when driving through school zones in St. Johns. The following streets are identified as school zones, and the speed limit of 30 km/hr will be in effect on these streets starting on Tuesday ...
Sep 18, 2024 · Police said Wednesday they arrested and charged a teen for bringing weapons to a St. John's high school earlier this week, while the union representing Newfoundland and Labrador's teachers is ...
Each St. Johns County school has an Emergency Operations Plan with incident specific procedures that is reviewed and practiced regularly. Our school district also works closely with local public safety officials using their expertise and input. Regular safety, health, security, and fire inspections take place each year in all schools.
May 22, 2023 · Read St. John's full statement announcing the all-clear was given: Earlier this afternoon there was a report of an active shooter on campus at Benjamin Hall. Danvers and State police reported to campus and the school entered an enhanced lockdown protocol. We believe that St. John's was the victim of a Swatting call.
Below are some alarming statistics about dangerous behaviours in school zones 1 of 4 Nearly a quarter of drivers report witnessing a near miss or collision in a school zone, more than half of which involved a child.
