Which of the following is an incorrect use of the service entrance?

• A. During emergencies
• B. During cleaning stations to grab/put away mops
• C. During class time
• D. During drills

Answer: (C)

Service entrances are kept for specific operational needs and access is controlled to keep instruction and daily activities orderly. They’re intended for situations that require swift, secure movement or access to specialized areas—emergencies, moving cleaning supplies and equipment, and participating in drills. During emergencies, using the service entrance helps people evacuate or reach resources quickly. At cleaning stations, it allows custodial staff to fetch and stow tools without cluttering normal entry points. In drills, it helps practice emergency procedures without disturbing regular traffic through classroom doors. Using the service entrance during class time would disrupt instruction and potentially bypass normal security and door controls, which is why that scenario isn’t appropriate.