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School Safety: An Outdated Solution to a New Problem - PPT Presentation

by Ashley Bower Sherry Cooper Kristen Cunningham Lockdown Please bullet no pun intended point what you do at your school during a lockdown We will share out in 2 minutes Why we chose this topic ID: 551908

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Slide1

School Safety: An Outdated Solution to a New Problem

by Ashley Bower

Sherry Cooper

Kristen CunninghamSlide2

Lockdown

Please “bullet” (no pun intended) point what you do at your school during a lockdown.

We will share out in 2 minutes. Slide3

Why we chose this topic...Slide4

School Security

“Columbine, like the shootings at Virginia Tech and Sandy Hook Elementary School, also showed that supposed safe havens--schools--

sometimes are not. Perhaps that lingering revelation is the most frightening of all.”

-Julian KimbleSlide5

In the news

0 - 9

5 (2%)

10 - 19

168 (69%)

20 - 29

36 (15%)

30 - 39

12 (5%)

40 - 49

14 (6%)

50+

9 (4%)

Age of Shooters (U.S.)

Florida State Statistics

21 SHOOTINGS

since 1993

LAST SHOOTINGS

0 - 91 (8%)10 - 1910 (77%)20 - 291 (8%)30 - 390 (0%)40 - 491 (8%)50+0 (0%)

AGE OF SHOOTERS

Children ages 5-14 in America are 13x more likely to be murdered with guns as children in other industrialized countries (source:

David Hemenway

).Slide6

Closer to home… in Manatee

From the 2008-09 SESIR

There were

52 weapons possession offenses in the district reported to law enforcement:

From

17

different schools

(Elementary, Middle, High, and Charter)Slide7

Weapons Possession Means...

Code

Definition

E

Explosion,Incendiary/Poison

F

Firearm, Other

H

Handgun

K

Knife

O

Other Weapon

R

Rifle or Shotgun

UUnknown WeaponZNot ApplicableSlide8

Of these 52 violations

5 were firearms

and

4 of the 5 firearms were at our

middle schools

.Slide9

So how do we compare to the State?

Florida (on this same reporting year) had

127 firearms / 2463 weapons possessions

= 5.1 %Manatee had 5 firearms / 52 weapons possessions=

9.6 %

NOT SO GOOD!Slide10

Manatee’s Response to Newtown

“SWAT teams from the Manatee Sheriff's Office and Bradenton Police will inspect schools for security issues. The teams will examine windows, doors, locks, fences and security cameras for any potential breaches.”

“Due to school budget cuts, school resource officers were recently removed from all elementary schools in Manatee County.”Slide11

Scenario Activity

You are in the process of teaching when suddenly you hear gunfire. To make matters worse, one of your students is out using the restroom.

1. What are your actions at this point?

2. Who should you contact/call?3. Who is in charge?Slide12

Run Hide FightSlide13

We Do Not Hide

We Do Not Run

We Do Not Fight

WHAT IF WE...Slide14

Could this work in your classroom?

Slide15

Reflecting on the issue...Slide16

Our County’s New Plan

Goal #5

Establish a culture of safety and security with consistent procedures for all district facilities while maintaining a welcoming environmentSlide17

Strategic Objectives

-Controlled access to buildings and properties

-Expand maintenance capacity for systems and hard assets

-Increase site monitoring capacity

-Increase incident readiness

-Develop collaborative relationship with staff and law enforcementSlide18

Our Ideas for Change

Make the drills realistic, but do so safely.

(Test students and staff who are outside, during lunch, close off typical routes, locate safe points in each classroom, etc.)

Debrief the same days with students and teachers.

Provide more training for staff and students (during faculty meetings, tabletop exercises, documents for substitutes, etc.).

Address results and breaches during drills.

Resolve the issue of schools sharing an SRO.

Assess the school (windows, cameras, directions that doors open, screens).

Develop a communication system and clarify roles/responsibilites. Slide19

Thank you for watching!

Do you have any questions?