Threat Assessment in Schools

Threat Assessment in Schools
Price: 
$300.00
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Our Threat Assessment in Schools course provides guidance on a wide spectrum of issues related to the threat-assessment process. We’ll discuss how to develop, operate, and manage a threat-assessment strategy by using the Salem-Keizer System Threat Assessment as a model. This course also delves into additional issues that school districts are having to deal with – domestic violence, teen dating, and stalking. By developing a strategic threat-assessment process, you’ll be able to provide appropriate services to those involved in your classroom and school district. 

After completing this course, you should be able to:

  • Recognize types of potential threats in the classroom
  • Identify systems, team dynamics, and applications of student threat assessments
  • Recall types of violence, security, and behavioral issues on school campuses
  • Describe aspects of expansive system implementation

Threat Assessment in Schools Module 1
Brief History of Salem-Keizer System Threat Model

Our first module helps to outline a process for identifying risk concerns upon assessment. We describe the history of the Salem-Keizer System and how this model can be adapted for others. We discuss various studies and research that have influenced campus threat assessments. Finally, we address the basic and foundational concepts of threat assessment.

  • Threat Assessments
  • Supportive Research and Recommendations
  • The Aggression Continuum
  • Targeted and Reactive Threats and Behavior
  • Youth Aggression

Threat Assessment in Schools Module 2
System, Team Dynamics, and Applications

Module two of our course delves into the two-tiered process of risk assessment that involves site-based assessment (Level 1) and community-based assessment (Level 2). We also discuss how the investigation team functions – through meetings and interviews with school staff, parents, and other sources. Finally, we describe the components of the Student Threat Assessment Team (STAT).

  • Level 1 (Site-Based Assessment)
  • Level 2 (Community-Based Assessment)
  • Level 2 Investigation Team
  • Level 2 Student Threat-Assessment Team Operations

Threat Assessment in Schools Module 3 
Threat Assessments, Types of Violence, and Security

Assessing and managing threats are very important but communicating the assessment results and management plan to school staff and parents are equally as important. This module discusses how to communicate threat assessment outcomes and how to organize a student threat-assessment system. Within this module, we’ll also describe non-traditional risks, such as domestic violence, teen dating violence, stalking threats, and security and behavioral issues on school campuses.

  • Organizing a Student Threat-Assessment System
  • Communicating Threat-Assessment Outcomes
  • Domestic Violence, Teen Dating Violence, and Stalking
  • Law Enforcement Officers

Security and Behavioral Issues on School Campuses
Threat Assessment in Schools Module 4

Expansive System Implementation, Adult Threats, and Targeted Violence
Within the final module of this course, we address how to create an adult threat advisory team. Also, we describe threats against adults, such as workplace violence and threats against higher education settings, such as colleges. Finally, we describe how to proactive in school and work situations to stay ahead of potential violent situations.

  • School Systems and Strategies
  • Threat Assessment and Adults
  • Threat Assessment in Higher Education
  • Staying Ahead of Targeted Violence

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Internet Connection

  • Broadband or High-Speed - DSL, Cable, and Wireless Connections

*Dial-Up internet connections will result in a diminished online experience. Classroom pages may load slowly and viewing large audio and video files may not be possible.

Hardware Requirements

  • Processor - 2GHz Processor or Higher
  • Memory - 1 GB RAM Minimum Recommended

 

PC Software Requirements

  • Operating Systems - Windows 7 or higher
  • Microsoft Office 2013 or higher. Also, you could use a general Word Processing application to save and open Microsoft Office formats (.doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx, .ppt, .pptx)
  • Internet Browsers - Google Chrome is highly recommended
    • Cookies MUST be enabled
    • Pop-ups MUST be allowed (Pop-up Blocker disabled)
  • The Kindle Reader App or VitalSource Bookshelf App are needed for many of our courses (No special equipment needed. This can be downloaded for FREE onto your computer.)
  • PowerPoint Viewer (if you do not have PowerPoint)
  • Adobe PDF Reader
  • QuickTime, Windows Media Player &/or Real Player

 

MAC Software Requirements

  • Operating Systems - Mac OS x 10 or higher with Windows
  • Mac office programs or a Word Processing application to save and open Microsoft Office formats (.doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx, .ppt, .pptx)
  • Internet Browsers- Google Chrome is highly recommended
    • Cookies MUST be enabled
    • Pop-ups MUST be allowed (Pop-up Blocker disabled)
  • The Kindle Reader App or VitalSource Bookshelf App are needed for many of our courses (No special equipment needed. This can be downloaded for FREE onto your computer.)
  • PowerPoint Viewer (if you do not have PowerPoint)
  • Adobe PDF Reader
  • Apple QuickTime Media Player