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K-12 Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management (BTAM)
Dr. Melissa A. Reeves, Past-President National Association of School Psychologists & Dr. Marisa Randazzo, CEO & Founder, SIGMA Threat Management Associates
Schools must have a good behavioral threat assessment and management (BTAM) process in place, even when instructional services are being delivered remotely. A quick overview of the essential components to an effective BTAM process will be highlighted. The remainder of the session will focus on how to conduct virtual threat assessments and manage concerning behaviors during times of remote instruction.
After the Storm Leadership Panel: Recovering the School Community After Tragedy and Disaster
Dr. CJ Huff, Former Superintendent, Joplin Schools, MO; Dr. Robert Romines ,Superintendent, Moore, OK; Dr. Pam Wells, Executive Director, Region 4 Education Service Center, Houston, TX, Mary Sakuma, Superintendent of Schools, Butte County, CA; Darin Headrick, Director of Business Development, McCownGordon Construction; Ilea Faircloth, Principal, Highland Park Elementary, Bay County, FL; Dr. Janet Vinson, Superintendent, Broken Arrow, OK
Join our panel of inspiring survivors as they share their experiences and lessons learned from life-changing injury, natural disaster, and school violence on the road to resilience.
School Justice Partnerships: How to Use Restorative Practice to Improve Student Safety & Success
Judge Steven C. Teske, Chief Judge, Juvenile Court of Clayton County, GA
School-Justice Partnerships have been replicated in 41 states to improve school safety and reduce juvenile crime using restorative practices in lieu of exclusionary disciplinary practices. Participants will learn the what, how, and why using a toolkit designed to build a SJP that consistently reduces drop-out and juvenile crime rates in communities across the nation.
U.S.S.S Report: Protecting America’s Schools
Steven Driscoll, M.Ed., Supervisory Research Specialist, U.S. Secret Service National Threat Assessment Center
The U.S. Secret Service (USSS) National Threat Assessment Center (NTAC) will present on its recent publication, titled Protecting America’s Schools: A U.S. Secret Service Analysis of Targeted School Violence. This study, published in November 2019, represents the most comprehensive analysis of targeted school violence ever produced. This session will provide an overview of the study’s findings and the recommended best practices for preventing targeted school violence.
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