Suicide is now either the second or third leading cause of death for youth in the U.S., depending on age. Schools must improve their ability to detect students at-risk for suicide, develop safety plans with students, notify parents and refer for community-based services, and provide follow-up support at school. This webinar will provide extensive information on the role of schools in youth suicide prevention.
The implementation and ongoing evaluation of behavioral threat assessment (BTA) programs is a key component to holistic violence prevention and intervention. Lessons learned from high-profile school violence incidents highlight the importance of implementing a threat assessment program.
Join us Thursday, September 7 at 10:00 AM ET for this 60-minute webinar, where our BTA experts will share best practices for the implementation of threat assessment programs, how to evaluate data, and how to take your program to the next level.
Our new Program Development & Operation premium service provides customers with comprehensive support that encompasses all aspects of a BTA program, enabling your district to confidently and effectively address threats of harm to self and others.
As the school year steps into high gear, school leaders have more than academic rigor on their mind. Many have returned to schools with new school safety and emergency preparedness protocols that must be implemented and managed. To meet the ongoing demands related to school safety, school leaders must seek a streamlined and effective system to prepare for, respond to, and recover from an emergency.
Join us on Tuesday, September 12 at 2:00 PM ET to learn how our intuitive Emergency Management Suite (EMS) enables districts and schools to leverage best practice protocols to reinforce a culture of safety.
It’s more important than ever to provide your staff and students with an anonymous tip reporting platform to share information that can save lives, prevent harm, and create safer school […]
An effective violent critical incident training program can help to equip schools for the unthinkable. Of equal importance is an incident management solution to maintain oversight for accountability in the […]
Mary Ann, a PBIS practitioner for the past eight years, will discuss her three-year journey with PBIS Rewards. During that three-year timespan, her school eliminated time-consuming paper tickets, developed innovative methods to fund their school store, and embraced badge scanning as a time saving way to recognize students, among other discoveries. In addition, Jade will share her insights on the effectiveness of PBIS Rewards with older students, strategies for staff buy-in, and the efficiency of using the Advanced Referral System to identify and address behavioral issues.
Both presenters will share ideas for incentives and discuss the ways in which they have used PBIS Rewards to facilitate data-driven decision making, which in turn has improved both student behavior and the school’s overall culture. Save your seats and get ready to see the ripple effect of positivity that PBIS Rewards can bring to your school.
Schools must welcome the community in while proactively preventing threats from walking through the front door. Families and communities throughout our nation expect schools to provide a safe and secure learning environment for students and staff. To meet this critical requirement, it is necessary for schools to have a seamless mechanism in place to screen visitors and maintain oversight of who is on campus.