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Safe and Secure Schools

Learn about the rules, red flags, and crisis planning to ensure safe and secure schools. Explore all-hazards crisis plans, recovery timelines, and the importance of addressing mental health and human trafficking. Budgeting for safety and the consequences of not prioritizing school safety are also discussed. Contact our specialists for assistance in building solid foundations of readiness and security.

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Safe and Secure Schools

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  1. Safe and Secure Schools Safe and Secure Schools Unit

  2. Rules of 3 Red flag Red flag X Tip of the spear…. CRISIS Red flag Red flag

  3. Planning Communications Plans Crisis Plans Recovery Plans slideshare.net

  4. Planning ALL-Hazards based Crisis Plan • Creation • Maintenance • Implementation dreamstime.com

  5. 22 hazards identified within Kansas • Agriculture Infestation • Civil Disorder • Dam/Levee Failure • Drought • Earthquakes • Expansive Soils • Extreme Temperatures • Flood • Hail storms • Hazardous Materials • Land Subsidence • Landslides • Lightning • Major Disease Outbreak • Radiological • Soil Erosion/Dust • Terrorism/Agri-terrorism • Tornado • Utility InfrastructureFailure • Wildfire • Wind Storms • Winter Storms

  6. Recovery Plans Recovery timeline Reunification Reconstitution

  7. School Shooting vs. Shooting at a School Intimate vs. Vindictive Mindsets Planning

  8. Mindset Fantasy stage Planning stage Preparation stage Approach stage Implementation stage

  9. Active Assailant Most active assailants only think about accomplishing a high body count! NO room for talking ONLY room for Action!

  10. New mindset Active Assailants: • What are your willing to do to survive? • What am I empowered to do? • Empowering your employees to make decisions.

  11. Ideas

  12. New mindset Mental Health: • You will never have a “safe” school until you acknowledge and treat mental health issues. • Situational awareness of the “red flags” of suicide. • Understanding that suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death in children 10-22 years of age.

  13. New mindset Human Trafficking: https://ag.ks.gov/public-safety/human-trafficking • Kansas is a major thoroughfare. • Age range 12-18 yrs. • 82% online sex crimes against minors. • They were recruited off their social media sites. • Hard to get victims out of their situation. • They believe they deserve to be treated this way. “Childhood should not be a life and death experience!”

  14. Mitigation Planning Safety is it’s own line item in school budgets! • Every dollar invested in safety programs can provide a return of $4 to $6 in reduced costs. Training and exercises (drills)

  15. Outcomes of not budgeting safety Not addressing safety issues can negatively impact your bottom line in a number of direct and indirect ways. Medical expenses, disability payments, and OSHA fines are all recognizable direct costs of injuries and accidents. However, indirect costs should also be calculated and may include legal fees, long-term substitute costs while a staff member recovers, administrative time spent investigating and managing an issue, the cost to implement any change and communication of that change to staff, and, most importantly, an increase in your workers' compensation premiums. LOSS of Trust!

  16. Time for a change EVERYBODY wants to see change! The thought process of “It won’t happen here” is irresponsible, school safety is not a fad. It’s time to proactively plan, talk about and implement school safety.

  17. Contact us: Susan McMahanJohn Calvert School Safety SpecialistSchool Safety Specialist (785) 296-4946 (785) 296-4946 smcmahan@ksde.orgjcalvert@ksde.org https://www.ksde.org/Kansas-Safe-Schools Safe and Secure Schools Unit Mission Statement To assist school districts by helping them build solid foundations of readiness, security and resiliency to withstand ALL-Hazards and anything man-made (intentional or unintentional).

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