From risk vulnerability assessments to emergency communications, creating a comprehensive school safety plan is a fundamental first step for ensuring school safety.
Every school safety plan should involve local first responders. Integrating your plan, practices and protocols for every potential risk with 911 and first responders is fundamental and critical.
Before any risk mitigation efforts are employed, a thorough understanding of what risks represent a school's greatest liabilities must be understood and addressed.
From basic first aid to active assailant incidents, understanding the entire spectrum of school safety requires serious consideration of the types of training and education best-suited for your school and/or district.
The daily trip to and from school is a critical component of the school safety plan. This not only includes physical safety, but the emotional safety of children and their parents.
An often overlooked aspect of school safety is the role of communications and wayfinding. Emergency incidents almost always involve reporting and locating activities critical to ensuring first responders know what to prepare for and where to go.
Too often, school safety teams forget to include critical personnel who see children throughoiut the day in a variety of settings for a variety of reasons. School safety is about gathering information. Making sure your team is manageable and inclusive is a critical component of school safety.
Perhaps the most vexing issue facing schools is understanding what school safety needs you have, which are a priority and how to fund them.
Behavioral and physical health is a cornerstone of school safety. Understanding the principals of DSM-V, food nutrition, affordable healthcare, post-COVID impact, child welfare and reporting are just a few of the critical topics we will cover.
Never before has so much money been available to Pennsylvania schools for enhancing school safety. Nonetheless, the process for securing it can be daunting. State, federal and private agencies will help explain the process and give you the tools you need to apply for grants and other funding instruments.
A majority of accidents and liabilities associated with K-12 students come from getting to school and getting home safely. From the bus to the bully, a myriad of challenges face parents, school staff and administrators, teachers and transportation providers on the bus.
The public safety marketplace has tripled in size in the last ten years. Understanding how old and new technologies and services function within your comprehensive safety plan is critical to investing in the most efficacious and safe tools for your particular school.
Whether your school is public, private, charter, K-12 or post-secondary, the role the state plays in determining the success of education is significant. PASSH will provide viewers the opportunity to hear from their representatives and submit questions for leaders to answer.
A single tragic event can cause an array of painful outcomes for schools, districts, students, teachers, administrators, staff, first responders, parents and others. From civil settlements to insurance sanctions, how you prepare for risk has implications you might never before considered.
Copyright © 2024 Safety First TV - All Rights Reserved.
We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.