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School Safety Resources: Interagency Cooperation

Crisis Communication Guide and Toolkit
URL: http://www.nea.org/crisis/b1home.html
Source: National Education Association
Abstract: This publication contains information on how forging relationships and developing networks before a crisis strikes will pay enormous dividends when you need it most. Long-term, this action will dictate the climate and conditions for school and community healing and will speak volumes about the character of the association when it is put to the test.

Critical Incident Management Training
URL: http://www.theiacp.org/training/Courses
Source: International Association of Chiefs of Police
Abstract: This site contains information on incident command system, interagency cooperation, emergency operations planning training.

A Critical Incident Planning Partnership
URL: http://www.cj.msu.edu/~outreach/safe_schools/criticalincident.html
Source: J. Robert Johnson, Emergency Services Manager City of Sterling Heights - Michigan
Abstract: This site contains an example of a plan that will cover the 22 reportable incidents and other hazards that can affect the district’s schools. A generic reporting form has also been approved for reporting incidents between school and police, as well as local and state agencies.

School Safeline Program
URL: http://www.kysafeschools.org/library/?item=14
Source: Kentucky Center for School Safety Resource Library
Abstract: The School Safety Hotline functions as a bilingual interactive voicemail system that picks up information from callers, transcribes it, and faxes it to the appropriate officials. The system functions 24 hours a day year round. Individuals can report incidents that involve weapons, drugs, alcohol, violence, harassment, vandalism, or theft in an anonymous format.

Stopping School Violence
URL: http://www.ncpc.org/publications/School_Safety.php
Source: National Crime Prevention Council
Abstract: This site contains information on how law enforcement and school administrators can communicate regarding policies and procedures for developing a critical incident plan.