Don’t wait until tragedy strikes to make a plan
Don’t wait until violence has walked in your door to react. Take a look at these resources to learn more about preventing, communicating, and planning for a crisis at your school.
This K-12 school resource lays the groundwork for developing or enhancing a student protection program to prevent child abuse. It covers the importance of training and supervision, screening of employees, coaches, and regular volunteers, and managing risk. It also includes sample policies and forms.
Learn about actionable steps your school’s safety and security team can take to get ahead of the curve on protection and prevention.
Are your safety and security measures enough to keep violence from entering your school? Safety and security remain top of mind as each new incident brings about a new conversation.
You can’t lock out a threat that’s already inside your school. However, you can prepare and train. Traditional security models focus on hardening schools, but behavior pattern recognition can potentially stop threats before they occur.
Help protect your ministry's children, employees, and volunteers: Learn the laws in your state.
Does your school’s safety and security plan include the use of an anonymous reporting system? More schools are beginning to look in to these types of apps and online tools to enhance existing policies and procedures.
Before you make weapons part of your school security plan, check with a local attorney to determine what laws apply to schools in your state.
Learn about risk management for your school during the summer months, by following these maintenance tips.
Taking steps to prevent problems before they happen is the essence of risk management. This checklist can help you work through the process.
Overwhelmed by your risk management to-do list? Read our tips to help keep your tasks manageable.
Do you know your local laws? Before you make weapons part of your school security plan, this article will help you know which questions to ask.
Security measures can protect schools from vandalism, arson, and violence
Your plan for success should also include chaperone screening, planning for emergencies, safe transportation, and more.
Concealed carry laws vary from state to state. Work with a local attorney to determine what laws apply to schools in your state.
Safety is your number one priority. Consider all options for transporting students to your field trip location.
Prepare for common emergency situations before you go.
Severe weather, medical emergencies, intruders, and more can require your school to be evacuated or locked down at a moment’s notice. Are your staff and students ready?
Schools, like other public places, must be prepared to respond to dangerous people and circumstances. Having a violence response plan is essential.
Along with interviews and reference checks, a criminal background check is an excellent tool in the decision-making process.
Knowing how to deal with minor medical injuries and illnesses can make a big difference. Is your church ready to respond?
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