Pasadena Special Education School Drop, Cover, and Hold On
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Dr. Lucy Jones of the U.S. Geological Survey has led a group of over 300 scientists, engineers, and others to study the likely consequences of this potential earthquake in great detail.Our HEC school along with the on-campus staff from various programs dropped, covered, and held on until the simulated shaking stopped and then proceeded to evacuate outside so our buildings could be checked to be sure they were safe to reenter,” said Monohan, adding that practicing for the “big one” will help everyone not to panic, not to get hurt, and to keep their heads on during the emergency.### Pasadena, CA, November 20, 2008 --( PR.com )-- On November 13 local Pasadena special education nonpublic school, Hillsides Education Center, including the children’s charity, Hillsides, participated in the Great Southern California ShakeOut Drill, the largest earthquake preparedness activity in U.S. history.“Most of the students in our school weren’t born the last time SoCal had a major earthquake.Dr. Lucy Jones of the U.S. Geological Survey has led a group of over 300 scientists, engineers, and others to study the likely consequences of this potential earthquake in great detail.Our HEC school along with the on-campus staff from various programs dropped, covered, and held on until the simulated shaking stopped and then proceeded to evacuate outside so our buildings could be checked to be sure they were safe to reenter,” said Monohan, adding that practicing for the “big one” will help everyone not to panic, not to get hurt, and to keep their heads on during the emergency.To learn more about the Pasadena special education school, visit www.HillsidesEducationCenter.org, and to learn more about the children’s charity, visit www.Hillsides.org.### Contact Information Hillsides Marisol Barrios-Jordan 323-254-2274 ext.