In recent years, we’ve seen a surge in tragedies across our schools and communities, highlighting the need for research-backed, evidenced-based behavioral threat assessment training. But what do we do after we’ve been trained? How do we operationalize a behavioral threat assessment methodology?

Incidents of violence and self-harm are on the rise across the nation, and an increasing number of states are requiring reports on the number and types of behavioral threat assessment cases. To ensure that students have the proper intervention and support after a threat has been identified, K-12 schools need a trusted, easy-to-implement, customizable solution for intervening before harm occurs and tracking cases to meet state reporting requirements.