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Safety Is a Continuing Journey

by Jean-Paul Guilbault | Apr 2, 2020 | Announcements, Prepare, Prevent, Recover, Respond, Thought Leadership

Today, we are introducing a new brand and an evolving mission in pursuit of school, workplace, and community safety. While we have a new name, a new logo, new colors – what’s most important to know is that we have hundreds of passionate employees and partners working...

Our Basic Need for Safety

by Navigate360 | Apr 2, 2020 | Announcements, K12, Prepare, Prevent, Recover, Respond, Thought Leadership, Training, Workplace

Our need for safety The need for safety is fundamental. In his famous 1943 paper, Abraham Maslow outlined his hierarchy of human needs, ranking them from the largest and most fundamental at the bottom to the need for self-actualization at the top. According to his...

Tired of Living in Fear? 4 Ways to Make a Difference

by Navigate360 | Apr 2, 2020 | Prepare, Prevent, Recover, Respond

The majority of U.S. teens—and many of their parents—are afraid a shooting could happen at their school. A 2019 report by the Society for Human Resource Management found that one out of seven Americans doesn’t feel safe at work—with nearly a quarter reporting...

Roadmap to Reunification – Virtual Toolkit

by Navigate360 | Jan 24, 2019 | K12, Recover

Reunification is the process of bringing together displaced students with their parents or guardians. While it’s most often associated with active shooter scenarios, reunification is a critical protocol for any situation where a school building is rendered...

The Essentials to Creating a Reunification Plan

by Navigate360 | Dec 28, 2018 | Recover

After a situation occurred requiring evacuation at a Chagrin Falls school, Assistant Principal, Amanda Rassi, knew that they were”ill-prepared to handle an entire campus evacuation,” and they needed to create a plan that encompassed what to do before,...

Reunification Exercised

by Navigate360 | Jun 15, 2018 | K12, Recover

I don’t typically write on Facebook, do tweets, or do blog posts. As a software developer, I tend to think in bullet points, if/then statements, and the occasional recursive loop, loop, loop, loop -break; I have been talking with districts for a few months now...