This training will cover the fundamentals of how to use the threat assessment tool, who should be on a threat assessment team, and how to build cross-sector support systems for students. There will be opportunity for group work and implementation of the tool. Not only will we be highlighting San Mateo County and their successes working with cross-sector threat assessment teams, we will also welcome a panel of local experts to address questions specific to rural needs.

Lunch will be provided.

8:30am-9:00am | Registration & Breakfast
9:05am-9:30am | Land Acknowledgement, Grounding, House Keeping
9:30am-10:40am | Threat Assessment Fundamentals
10:40am-10:50am | Bio Break
10:55am-11:30am | Intentional Moment & Small Group Work
11:40am-12:20pm | Lunch-Lessons Learned
12:20pm-1:15pm | Intentional Moment & Community Spotlight

Threat Assessment Foundations
9:30am-10:40am| Peter Stoll Ph.D., Director Prevention & Intervention

A deep dive in understanding the purpose of the school assessment tool, how to use the tool to make informed decisions and where to access it.

•  How to use the tool
•  Who should be on your Level 1 Threat Assessment team
•  How to access additional resources through the district & county office
• Cross sector partnerships

10:40am-10:50am | Bio Break

Threat Assessment Group Work
10:55am-11:40am | Trainer: Klark Swan, School Safety Director

In breakout groups participants will brainstorm how to best manage a safety scenario.

• What is currently working when managing safety concerns at your district?
• What is NOT working
• How to best use local resources and partnerships

11:40am-12:30pm | Intentional Moment & Lunch-Lessons Learned

Community Spotlight: San Mateo County
12:30pm-1:30pm| Mason Henricks, Coordinator, School Safety and Risk Prevention

Mason will guide us through how trauma informed, equity minded school threat assessments have been working in San Mateo County and answer questions.

• Community partnerships
• Lessons learned
• Looking forward