Public education is being scrutinized today. Safety for school children has the nation’s attention. Every aspect of educational safety and security is under review and school districts are contemplating best practices to employ to safeguard both students and Public education is being scrutinized today. This School Safety and Security Workshop Event will take a deeper dive into the issues related to school safety and security as well as the short/ long term solutions that are being developed by numerous entities impacting the education sector.
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Join us for our NEW Schools Safety & Security Symposium
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Registration Cost:
Commercial Member: $350
Commercial Non-Member: $450
School District Member: $250
School District Non-Member: $300
Student: $50
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"PASS K12 Safety and Security Guidelines – A Roadmap to Implementing a Layered and Tiered Approach"
"Neighborhood Watch: Designing for Community and Security in the Modern World"
"SafetEEE in Numbers"
"Maintaining order: An inside look at the new online work order process at one of the country’s largest districts"
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"Facility tour of Farmington HS"
"Smart Security: Integrating Your Assets (Personnel, Buildings and Technology) for a Stronger Intruder Response Plan"
"Perception of Safety as Seen Through the Eyes of Students and Teachers"
"Through the Storm – Maintaining Security During Natural Disasters"
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Public education is being scrutinized today. Safety for school children has the nation’s attention. Every aspect of educational safety and security is under review and school districts are contemplating best practices to employ to safeguard both students and staff. This School Safety and Security Workshop Event will take a deeper dive into the issues related to school safety and security as well as the short/ long term solutions that are being developed by numerous entities impacting the education sector.
These solutions should include aspects of all or some of the following topics:
- School Facilities: including facilities assessment tools, site planning, CPTED principles utilized, and school design measures taken
- Policy and Procedures: demonstrate unique board policy solutions and the procedures employed to enforce them
- Preparedness and Response: describe measures adopted to prepare and respond to emergency situations
- Educators, Students, and the Community: Share unique programs for educators, students and community such as mental health initiatives, reporting programs, behavioral health and wellness programs, etc. and design issues related to the implementation of these.
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JUNE 27-28, 2019
Salt Lake City, Utah
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