Let’s say we took a look at your standard emergency action plan. We flip through it and look for the different types of emergencies one tends to find in an EAP. For sure, we’ll find fire and earthquake. There should be an active shooter plan in there now. You probably have a newly updated Read more about The Next Emergency Threat– Nuclear Bombs[…]
You have seen the news. Today we break down the Diseny family fight and show you the actual response times from security. Do you think Security did the right thing? Should they have put hands on the attacker? Let us know in the comments below.
For years I have discussed the need to keep certain information close to the vest when it comes to emergency plans and especially in regard to the CSSP. Now that schools and cities are relying more and more on electronic communication devices, IoT and other high tech systems, the need to protect emergency operations from Read more about Why transparency should be cloudy when it comes to emergency plans.[…]
Safe spaces have been quite the rage lately on school campuses. And while they do promote excellent communication and discussion of ideas and concepts, help to reduce violence and hate, the idea that safe spaces can protect individuals inside the space is a far cry from reality. To take a long trip back to the Read more about There’s no such thing as a “safe space”. Not even at your school.[…]
It is almost that time of year again, when we go thru the long arduous task of updating our Comprehensive School Safety Plans (CSSP). Once again, the California Legislature has encouraged (not required) schools to include clear guidelines on select services that the school uses on its campuses. The objective is to create positive associations Read more about Updating your Comprehensive Safe School Plan, include mental health if you want[…]
Fashion designers know it. OSHA knows it. California’s Department of Agriculture knows it. And even you know it. So, why doesn’t Senator Lieu and Senator Steinberg know it? You have to stay current and updating your plans annually is one way of doing so. At a time of Boston Bombings, more and more terrorist threats Read more about Senator Lieu wants your CSSP to become stale and outdated[…]
It’s that time of year again, when schools in California plan for emergencies and start to update their Comprehensive School Safety Plans. CSSP’s are public documents which means that they must be available for the public to view at any time. What that really means is that the CSSP needs to be carefully crafted to Read more about The 8 most common CSSP mistakes[…]
We are excited to announce that we will be offering many of our written safety plans on Document Tracking Services (DTS) software delivery system. Over the past several months we have been working to deliver our safety plans in a streamlined format to schools. DTS has allowed us to use their platform for content delivery. Read more about CSSP goes on DTS[…]