School Safety, Climate, and Culture Workshop

Join us for a school safety, climate, and culture half-day workshop on Wednesday, February 12, before AASA's National Conference on Education to learn how technology is making an impact on school safety, the benefits of incorporating both hardware and software tools into your school safety mix, and how to use student behavioral threat assessments, anonymous tips, and reports to help prevent incidents from occurring at your district and schools. 

If you play a role in school safety at your district and schools, you won't want to miss hearing our guest speakers share their knowledge, insights, and experience. So come ready for a fast-paced workshop where you’ll get:

• Actionable Education
  You'll leave our school safety, climate, and culture workshop with actionable tactics that you can apply the minute you get back, as well as strategies that you can take back to your team to help them improve the safety and security of your schools.
• Endless Inspiration
  We don't just give you the knowledge to take your school safety to the next level, we'll inspire you to actually do it with presentations from guest speakers like Jeff Kaye, Tim Ware, and Dr. Joe Erardi.
• Human Connections
  You'll be among other practitioners from every discipline and corner of school safety. Plus we'll help you break the ice with networking opportunities before and after our workshop.

Not sure our workshop is right for you? Here are three reasons why you should plan to join us for our school safety, climate, and culture workshop while you're in San Diego for AASA's National Conference on Education:

1. Play to your interest — We all have safety initiatives to complete before the end of the year, so let our industry experts give you a renewed focus on how best to complete them.
2. Refrain from "It's too much time" — Attending an event like ours puts you into the safety mindset and allows you to focus directly on school safety improvements.
3. Stay in the know — Our guest speakers are well-versed in upcoming school safety trends, and they will make sure you leave with the knowledge you need to improve the safety and security of your schools.