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SCHOOL SAFETY PLANNING Wednesday, July 1, 2015 Colorado School Safety Resource Center Colorado Department of Public Safety Anna Gisetti MA, School Outreach.

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1 SCHOOL SAFETY PLANNING Wednesday, July 1, 2015 Colorado School Safety Resource Center Colorado Department of Public Safety Anna Gisetti MA, School Outreach Consultant Brad Stiles MA, Emergency Response Outreach Consultant Colorado School Safety Resource Center Colorado Department of Public Safety

2 Colorado School Safety Resource Center (C.R.S. 24-33.5-1803) NO-COST Services Safe & Secure Learning Environments Positive School Climates Early Intervention to Prevent Crises ConsultationResourcesTraining Technical Assistance

3 School Climate and Achievement Physical & Psychological Safety Social Emotional Learning Equity Connected Improved Student Outcomes

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5 www.Colorado.gov/CSSRC www.Colorado.gov/CSSRC - On Twitter at: @CoSSRC

6 Conduct and discipline code Reporting requirements Agreements with state agencies Crisis management policy Safety and security policy Sharing information Open school policy Employee screenings Immunity Compliance with reporting requirements Colorado Safe Schools Act SB00-133 (CRS 22-32-109.1)

7 Requires all school districts to adopt the tenets of the National Response Framework, including the National Incident Management System (NIMS) and the Incident Command Structure. Colorado Safe Schools Act (CRS 22-32-109.1) SB08-181: NIMS for Colorado Schools Goal is to better prepare schools to respond to emergencies

8 SB08-181: Position Paper Recommendations 1.Compliance 2.National Response Framework 3.Incident Command Structure (ICS) 4.Emergency Response/Operations/Action Plan 5.MOUs with Community Partners 6.All-hazard Exercise Program 7.Inventory emergency equipment, including communications 8.Training recommendations: FEMA courses Colorado School Safety Resource Center

9 SB08-181 & SB11-173

10 School Safety Planning Team & Crisis Response Team w/initial training IS 100.SCa An Introduction to ICS for Schools IS 362a Multi-Hazard Emergency Planning for Schools IS 700a National Incident Management System (NIMS) An Introduction

11 Assess community & building safety concerns Templates First responders will help Community emergency managers may help Free

12 Incident Command Structure in place (NIMS compliant) Templates available/CSSRC/free School Incident Commander (Principal or Site Administrator) District Public Information Officer School Safety Coordinator/ Public Safety Liaison (SRO, School Security or Designee) Facilities Coordinator (Building Engineer) Operations Team Leader (Assistant Principal or Psychologist, or Counselor) Student & Staff Communication & Supervision Student/Parent Reunion Coordinator Emergency Medical Coordinator (Nurse) Student Care & Recovery Coordinator (Mental Health Staff or Counselor) Unified Command Planning/Logistics/ Finance Team Leader (Assistant Principal or Office Manager) Transportation, Supplies, Equipment, Food and Water Coordinator

13 Community Partner MOUs Law Enforcement Fire EMS Community Mental Health

14 Communication Interoperability Tested Communication

15 Write/update existing school safety plans Templates available/CSSRC can assist/free

16 Develop emergency actions & conduct drills Do you have a plan for: 1.Lockdown 2.Lockout 3.Shelter‐in‐Place (Includes Weather Shelter) 4.Evacuation 5.Release and Reunification

17 Threat Assessment – Team, Procedures, Training CSSRC/free

18 Psychological Recovery Team trained CSSRC/free PREPaRE/NASP

19 Continue to complete and update plan and train according to best practices Templates available/CSSRC can assist/free

20 Suggested First Steps School Safety Planning Team & Crisis Response Team w/initial training IS 100SCa for Schools IS 362.a Multi Hazards IS 700.a NIMS Both free online from FEMA Assess community & building safety concerns Templates/First responders will help/community emergency managers may help/free Write/update existing school safety plans Templates available/CSSRC can assist/free Incident Command Structure in place (NIMS compliant) Templates available/CSSRC/free

21 Suggested Next Steps Develop emergency actions & conduct drills including communication checks (Evacuation, Shelter-in-Place, Lockdown, Lockout & Reunification) Templates from CSSRC & others/free CSSRC can assist with tabletop drills/free Threat Assessment – policy & procedures in place for a process Sample available/CSSRC/free Threat Assessment Team trainedCSSRC/free Psychological Recovery Team trained CSSRC/free PREPaRE/NASP Continue to complete and update plan and train according to best practices Templates available from CSSRC/U.S. Dept. of Ed/U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security

22 Suggested School Teams Teams Building Safety Planning Team Building Crisis Team Threat Assessment Team Psychological Recovery Team Reunification Team

23 CSSRC: Comprehensive School Safety Planning Suggested Elements CSSRC Suggested Elements Checklist U.S. Department of Ed: A Guide to Vulnerability Assessments (2008) U.S. Department of Homeland Security: K-12 School Security Practice Guide & Checklist (April 2013) U.S. Government Agencies: Guide for Developing High Quality School Emergency Operations Plans (June 2013) Guidance Documents

24 THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS TIME TODAY. I WISH YOU A SAFE AND SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL YEAR. PLEASE CONTACT US IF WE MAY BE OF ASSISTANCE: ANNA.GISETTI@STATE.CO.US 303.239.4533 BRAD.STILES@STATE.CO.US 303.239-4321 ANNA.GISETTI@STATE.CO.US BRAD.STILES@STATE.CO.US

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