1. Any District/School Comprehensive School Safety Plan (Logo)
Presented by
Date

2. Early Warning Signs Social withdrawal
Excessive feelings of isolation and being alone
Excessive feelings of rejection
Being a victim of violence
Feelings of being picked on and persecuted
Low school interest and poor academic performance
Expression of violence in writings and drawings
Uncontrolled anger
Patterns of impulsive and chronic hitting, intimidating, and bullying behaviors.
History of discipline problems

3. Sources of Data Safe School Report Disciplinary Reports Surveys
Students
Parents
Staff Members
Community
Counselor’s Data
State Trend Data
Facility Hunt
Non-cognitive school data
CDIP/CSIP

4. Analysis of Need
Needs
According to Infinite Campus Data and school log there have been seven fights in the upstairs boy bathroom this year. That number doubles last year.
Plan :During A/A classes, lessons will be presented on aggression and pro-social skills. More monitoring will be necessary in that area.

5. Safety Initiatives Limited Access
Physical Security
School Resource Officers
The high schools have school resource officers to assist with safety education, surveillance and order. The SROs are shared between schools when the need arises.
 Limited Access
Only one door is accessible to the public and a sign-in procedure is in place.  Surveillance cameras, buzzers, and fences limit the access to each school.   

6. Safety Curriculum Second Step Curriculum
All students are potentially at-risk of violence in today’s society. All students need to learn pro-social skills to be able to mature into productive adults. Pro-social skills curriculum is delivered to students starting at the pre-school level and threaded through the students’ educational career.
Second Step Curriculum
This is a research based violence prevention curriculum taught from pre-school through the eighth grade. Empathy, anger management, and impulse control are taught and practiced in the classrooms.    
Natural Helpers Peer selection separates this peer mediation program from others. Natural student leaders in the school are selected by their peers to assist in peer mediation. The students are trained in pro-social skills and mediation techniques. They are empowered to assist other students struggling with daily situations. High school and middle schools implement this program. 
Botvin Life Skills Life Skills is a substance abuse prevention curriculum taught at the 6th, 7th, and 8th grade level. 
DARE
This anti-drug curriculum is delivered by Police Officers in the 5th and 8th grades.
iSafe
Internet safety curriculum is taught at all grade levels and includes a parent partnership.
Eddie Eagle
Gun safety curriculum sponsored by the state police, is delivered to elementary students.
   

7. Safety Programs Alternative Education Bus Safety
In-School Detention
Alternative School (Name It)   
Bus Safety
Student Code of Conduct
This disciplinary code is distributed to all students, parents and staff at the beginning of each school year.
Participation in Safe School Week Awareness Activities
Annually safe school activities are included on the Kentucky Center for School Safety Website.
Participation in Red Ribbon Week
This is a drug and substance abuse awareness program.
Student Assistance Program
This program is an extra counseling program to assist student when needs arise.
Project Prom and Graduation
After the prom and graduation the parents and staff hold a party at school for the students to promote responsible decision-making.

8. Professional Development
Crisis Response Training
Safe School Conference
CPR Training
Science Safety Training
OSHA Training
Blood Born Pathogens

9. Other Safety Measures Backpack Checks Trauma Kits Radio Communications
 Student Tip line  STOP (7867)
Backpack Checks
Trauma Kits
Radio Communications
Town Meetings
Safety Committee Meetings (SBDM)
Anti-Bullying Techniques           

10. Crisis Management

11. Crisis Management Interactive CD

12. Communication How do you communicate your safety plan?
Annually parents and students sign for code of conduct
Is it on the website?
Newsletters (articles)
alerts (safety issues)
Newspapers, Radio and Television
Others

13. Calendar of Implementation and Communication
Date Completed
July 11
Train new employees and regular staff on Safety Procedures
Aug 11
Fire Drill, Check Trauma Kits, Staff and Students Need Asst
Sept 11
Fire Drill, Update the Phone tree, Hazard Hunt
Oct 11
Fire Drill, CPR training, Deliberator training, Lockdown Drill
Nov 11
Fire Drill, Tornado Drill, Mental Health Training
Dec 11
Jan 11
Feb 11
Mar 11
Apr 11
May 11
June 11