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Although Schools around the country have Behavioral Threat Assessment teams, most schools lack a consistent, scalable system for managing student behavior on the backend of this process. Without consistency and structure, determining the right interventions, monitoring progress, and deciding how long to provide support is challenging.

The data highlights the challenge: across more than 24,000 cases in Behavioral Case Manager, 85% were low-level concerns. While these should be the easiest to manage, without clear processes they’re often handled inconsistently— increasing the risk of escalation into the 15% of cases that require intensive, coordinated support.

In this on-demand webinar, Curtis Herring, Dr. Joe McKenna, and Thom Jones utilize their personal experience working in and with schools to guide a practical discussion on how to move beyond assessment to structured case management—so interventions are coordinated, progress is tracked in an objective manner, and prevention becomes operational.

In this session, you’ll learn how to:

• Identify priority concerns from an assessment to guide case management
• Build and implement customized management plans
• Monitor progress and adjust supports effectively
• Determine appropriate duration and close cases responsibly

This webinar also explores how progress monitoring can serve as both a prevention strategy and a stand-alone intervention.

When a crisis hits. You have seconds to act.

This on-demand webinar focuses on how to prepare in those moments: understanding real threats, grounding decisions in data, and building a plan that works under pressure.

Led by Katherine Schweit, attorney, author, retired FBI executive, and founder of Schweit Consulting, LLC—this webinar challenges surface-level solutions and focuses on practical, decisive preparation.

Effective school safety isn’t built in a binder. It’s built on real risk awareness, clear priorities, and confident decisions—because in a crisis, you’re judged on speed, coordination, and clarity.

Watch this on-demand session to learn how to:

• Develop a practical plan for progress
• Identify and prioritize missing or overlooked elements
• Understand current threats and emerging trends
• Examine real numbers around shootings and firearms

Just installing a panic button doesn’t make a school safe.

Alyssa’s Law is driving rapid adoption of silent alert systems across the country.

Districts are checking the box, but when the button is pushed…

• Who receives the alert?
• What information is sent?
• How is the response coordinated across staff, leadership, buildings, and first responders?
• Do first responders know exactly where to go inside your building?
• Can you safely reunify students with guardians once the crisis is over?

In a real emergency, disconnected systems aren’t just inefficient—they’re life threatening.

Navigate360 goes beyond the button.

Our advanced Emergency Management platform integrates panic buttons directly into your emergency plans and response workflows. One press activates a coordinated response across staff, administrators, buildings, and EMS—delivering real-time visibility and actionable intelligence without confusion or delay.

With integrated interactive site mapping, first responders gain immediate access to detailed floor plans, critical infrastructure locations, and real-time situational data—helping them move faster and act with precision.

And when the incident is resolved, built-in reunification tools streamline student accountability and parent pickup—bringing order, clarity, and confidence to one of the most critical phases of any emergency.

Watch this on-demand session to learn:

• How Navigate360’s panic buttons activate an instant, coordinated response through Emergency Management
• What a fully connected safety ecosystem looks like during real emergencies
• How to reduce confusion, accelerate action, and better protect lives
• How interactive mapping enhances situational awareness for staff and first responders
• How structured, technology-enabled reunification workflows ensure every student is safely returned to an approved guardian

Higher education campuses are dynamic, open environments, where emergencies rarely unfold the way plans expect them to. Decentralized buildings. Open access. Thousands of students, faculty, staff, and visitors. Individuals with different roles, training levels, and abilities making decisions at the same time.

Many active shooter programs struggle because they rely on rigid procedures and static plans that don’t reflect the realities of a college campus.

Watch this on-demand webinar featuring George Hunter, Director of ALICE Training® at Navigate360, for a higher education–focused discussion on how campuses can implement an options-based active shooter program that supports informed action, consistent response, and better outcomes across academic, residential, and public spaces.

In this session, you’ll:

• Examine common gaps in higher education active shooter preparedness
• Learn how an options-based response supports real-time decision-making
• Explore how ALICE applies across academic, residential, and public spaces
• Identify practical actions faculty and staff can take during an incident
• Walk through a campus scenario and evaluate available response options

Plus, you’ll receive a readiness checklist to help you assess your institution’s current plan and identify opportunities for improvement.

Student behaviors aren’t random, and they aren’t just “bad choices.” They’re communication.

But too many educators are expected to manage behavior without the tools they need to understand it. When signals like referral patterns, time out of class, attendance changes, or shifts in engagement exist in silos, schools miss the full picture and early warning signs go unnoticed until they escalate.

If referrals are piling up, instructional time is disappearing, and behavior plans feel like guesswork, it’s time for a different approach.

During this on-demand session, Dr. Eric Landers, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Special Education at Georgia Southern University, shares how to move from reacting to behavior to solving it by recognizing patterns, connecting everyday signals, and intervening earlier.

Watch this on-demand presentation now to learn how to:

• Shift from reacting to behavior to analyzing it
• Use simple A-B-C thinking to spot behavior patterns
• Understand the core reasons most behaviors occur
• Develop function-matched responses that actually work
• Know when classroom strategies are enough, and when it’s time to escalate

Digital threats are rapidly evolving and increasingly intertwined with student behavior, creating new challenges for schools. As online influences continue to impact youth, it is critical for school leaders to understand how these dynamics contribute to threats and incidents, and how to respond with proactive prevention and intervention strategies.

This on-demand webinar explores the changing landscape of digital threats in schools and highlight the growing importance of behavioral threat assessments. Attendees will gain valuable insights into emerging trends, the role of social media and online environments in shaping student behavior, and practical steps for strengthening their school’s ability to address these risks.

Panic buttons are becoming more common in schools—but too often, they stop at an alert. When systems aren’t connected, critical information is delayed and EMS response slows when seconds matter most.

Alyssa’s Law was designed to accelerate response and save lives, not simply mandate a device. Meeting the intent of the law requires connected systems that deliver clear communication, precise location data, and coordinated action.

Navigate360 goes beyond the button.

Our Advanced Emergency Management platform integrates panic buttons directly into emergency plans and response workflows. One press activates a coordinated response across staff, leadership, buildings, and EMS—delivering real-time visibility and actionable intelligence without confusion or delay.

Watch this on-demand webinar featuring Lori Alhadeff, Co‑Founder & President of Make Our Schools Safe, and Max Hitchcock, Solutions Consultant at Navigate360, for a practical webinar where you will learn:

• The true intent of Alyssa’s Law—and why compliance requires more than a panic button
• Why schools fail audits even with alert systems in place
• How Navigate360’s panic buttons activate instant, coordinated response with Emergency Management
• What a fully connected safety ecosystem looks like in real emergencies
• How to reduce confusion, accelerate action, and protect lives

Schools across the country are grappling with rising student behavior challenges—especially vaping, substance use, and disruptive conduct. Traditional discipline alone isn’t solving the problem, but there is a proven alternative.

In this on-demand webinar, you’ll hear how Charlotte County Public Schools partnered with Navigate360 to implement a tiered behavior intervention program that produced measurable results:

73% fewer referrals in middle schools
27% fewer vaping referrals
9% fewer suspensions

Discover how this district is using behavioral interventions to help students learn from their mistakes, improve school culture, and set the stage for long-term student success.

A successful PBIS initiative is one that can seamlessly adapt to your school’s ever-changing needs while providing a wealth of valuable data for continuous improvement.

Watch this on-demand presentation to see how addressing low-level concerning behavior early with PBIS Rewards advanced features can help support early interventions and care for students while reducing the burden on teachers.

Michigan’s FY 2025–26 budget invests $321 million in school safety and mental health through Section 31aa. This is Michigan’s moment to lead — turning dollars into real protection, real prevention, and real progress.

Watch this on-demand presentation to see how to align allowable uses to proven solutions, track and report impact for compliance, and make the most of your allocation.

October is National Bullying Prevention Month, a critical time for district leaders to confront a crisis that’s escalating in schools and online. With limited resources, rising student mental health concerns, and fragmented approaches to intervention, schools need more than temporary fixes. We need systemic, sustainable solutions.

Watch this powerful on-demand webinar featuring Eric Landers, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Special Education at Georgia Southern University, as he shares proven strategies to reduce bullying, support student well-being, and foster a culture of safety and respect across your district.

Is your school still relying on paper hall passes or outdated sign-out sheets?

Watch this on-demand webinar to learn how small gaps like these can lead to bigger issues—classroom disruptions, hallway incidents, and lost instructional time

Watch this on-demand webinar featuring experts Dr. Scott Poland and Dr. McKinley Withers as they share practical strategies to proactively identify and support students at risk of suicide.

Through expert-led dialogue and real-world insights, the panelists discuss how to create a culture of early intervention, care, and support.

Regardless of your specific role, if you’re responsible for keeping K-12 schools safe, supported, and prepared, this on-demand session will help you connect the dots and lead with confidence.

Whether you’re just starting or looking to level up your existing PBIS program, this on-demand webinar will show how modernizing your approach can inspire staff participation, empower students, and build a thriving school culture.

Watch this on-demand session featuring Navigate360 Product Expert Adam Efrid and Edgar Rincon, Principal of Jefferson Silva High School, as they share how PBIS Rewards can transform your school’s PBIS implementation.

In this expert-led on-demand webinar, you’ll gain actionable insights and proven strategies to build a sustainable, long-term approach to student mental health that goes beyond short-term solutions.

In this powerful session, you’ll explore how panic button technology—when integrated into a district’s layered safety strategy—can dramatically improve response times, empower staff with confidence, and help prevent tragedies.