Wednesday, August 12, 2026 @ 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM EDT
The U.S. Secret Service’s analysis of targeted school attacks found 80% of attackers elicited concern from others through their behavior—but only 17% of schools have any system in place to catch it.
The most common motive: a grievance with peers, usually tied to bullying.
Vaping in the restroom, fights between classes, bullying where no adult is watching—the most common incidents don’t happen in class. They happen in the unstructured minutes of movement, in the few square feet no one’s covering. In the first 90-day window, those minutes add up fast.
One district is proving those numbers can move. Charlotte County Public Schools—16,875 students across 25 schools—cut vaping referrals by 27% in a single school year with structured behavior intervention.
In this session, Rebecca Marazon, NCSP, Coordinator of Psychological and Mental Health Services at Charlotte County Public Schools, will share how they did it. Navigate360’s Adam Efird will show how a digital hall pass system fits into that plan—giving staff real-time visibility into student movement and the data to act on what they’re seeing.
The everyday clock—the unstructured minutes between classes
The minutes between class are unstructured. Your response doesn’t have to be.
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Who’s in the hall right now? Curb vaping, fights, and bullying in the unstructured minutes.
Wednesday, August 12 — 2:00 PM ET
Date: Wednesday, August 12, 2026
Time:
Length: 60 minutes
Category: Webinar