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LIST
of PREVENTION TOPICS LINKS
to PREVENTION RESOURCES:
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School
Crisis Preparedness and Response Plans
Resources
for school administrators and crisis teams to utilize in developing
and
implementing comprehensive school crisis preparedness and response plans –
Listed below are resources for school administrators, school crisis
teams, community emergency preparedness entities, and all others involved in
school and community multi-hazard crisis response planning and implementation.
These resources will assist
with the development of comprehensive, well-coordinated crisis response plans,
communication plans, and other vitally necessary detailed procedures aimed at
ensuring maximum student safety.
(Please Note –
The
Child Safety HOTLINES in Kansas
are provided in the
first two
items below.)
·
Kansas
School Safety Hotline –
Students, teachers, staff, and others are asked to call
the
Kansas School Safety Hotline
at 1-877-626-8203 to
ANONYMOUSLY report any potential
acts of violence.
http://www.ksde.org/hotline.html ·
Child
Abuse Reporting Hotline
– If you suspect child abuse, Kansas
law requires you
to
report this. Please call theChild
Abuse Reporting Hotline at 1-800-922-5330.
(This hotline is a service of the Kansas Department of Social and
Rehabilitation Services.) http://www.srskansas.org/CFS/Child%20Abuse%20Reprting%20Guide.pdf (Note:
You may also call the CHILDHELP USA “National
Child Abuse Reporting Hotline” at
1-800-4-A-Child.)
·
Early
Warning, Timely Response: A Guide
to Safe Schools
(developed by an independent
panel
of experts and funded in part by multiple federal agencies)
http://cecp.air.org/guide/guide.pdf
·
What
to Look For – Student Violence Watch List
(Keys to Safer
Schools) http://www.keystosaferschools.com/HOStudentViolenceWL.htm
·
Emergency
Planning for Schools
(Office of
Safe and Drug-Free Schools,
U.S. Department of Education)
http://www.ed.gov/admins/lead/safety/emergencyplan/index.html
·
A
Model for School-based Crisis Preparedness and Response
(Office of Crime Victims,
or OVC, Office of Justice Programs, or OJP,
U.S. Department of Justice) http://www.ovc.gov/publications/bulletins/schoolcrisis/pg3.html
·
Practical
Information on Crisis Planning: A
Guide for Schools
and Communities (Office of
Safe and Drug-Free Schools, or OSDFS, U.S. Department of Education) http://www.ed.gov/admins/lead/safety/emergencyplan/crisisplanning.pdf ·
Developing a Comprehensive, Multi-Hazard, Emergency Response and Crisis
Management
Plan
(Keys to Safer Schools)
http://www.keystosaferschools.com/crisis_planning_process.htm
·
Involving Students in the Development of a Comprehensive
School Safety Plan (Students
Against Violence Everywhere, or SAVE) http://www.nationalsave.org/main/school%20safety.php
·
Culturally Competent Crisis Response Resources
(National Association of School
Psychologists, or NASP) http://www.nasponline.org/culturalcompetence/cc_crisisresources.pdf
·
Caregivers’ Guide to School Safety and Security
(National Crime Prevention Council,
or NCPC)
http://www.ncpc.org/cms/cms-upload/ncpc/files/BSS_CaregiversGuide_Original.pdf
·
Psychology
of the School Shootings (Testimony
presented at the House Judiciary
Committee oversight
hearing to examine youth culture and violence, May 13, 1999) http://www.apa.org/ppo/issues/pcornell.html
·
Safeguarding Schools against Terror
(National School Safety Center)
·
Homeland Security for Schools:
Threat Status Alert Worksheet
(National
School Safety
Center)
·
Homeland Security: The
Role of Schools in a Post 9/11 Environment
(National School
Safety Center)
·
School Bomb Threat Assessment
(U.S. Department of
Justice
and U.S. Department of Education)
·
School Safety and Needs Assessment
(National Crime Prevention Council)
http://ncpc.org/training/schoolsafety.php
·
School Safety Assessments
(National School
Safety and
Security Services)
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School Security Assessment Project
(Washington State
Safety Center,
Washington Office of
Superintendent of Public Instruction) http://www.k12.wa.us/SafetyCenter/LawEnforcement/SecurityAssessment.aspx
·
A Threat Assessment Perspective
(U.S. Department of
Justice)
http://cecp.air.org/download/fbischool.pdf
·
Model School Crisis Management Plan
(State of Virginia, Department of Education) http://www.pen.k12.va.us/VDOE/Instruction/model.html
·
Training
Programs and Workshops for School Crisis Management Teams
(Keys to Safer
Schools)
http://www.keystosaferschools.com/Home.htm
·
NASP Crisis Resources
(National
Association of School Psychologists) http://www.nasponline.org/NEAT/crisismain.html
·
Crisis
Resources in Spanish
(National
Association of School Psychologists, NASP)
http://www.nasponline.org/crisisresources/resources_spanish.html
Please help ensure the implementation of comprehensive,
well-coordinated
school crisis and emergency response plans
in
your school district.
W
orking together, we
can help Kansas kids be safe,
drug-free,
and informed!
Please
let us know how we can assist
in your efforts to
promote the well-being, health, and safety of children and youth in Kansas.
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