Guide to K-12 Emergency Management

Proven Strategies to Protect Your School

4 Ways This Guide Helps You Design the Best School Emergency Management Approach

Intervene Before Crises

Learn why early behavioral threat assessment is key to school safety.

Prepare, Respond, Recover

Follow best practices that can keep your school—and everyone inside of it—safe.

Evolve as Needs Change

Understand how to adjust when new threats or legislation mandates emerge.

Be
Successful

Choose the right partner to implement your system, thoroughly train your staff, and support you long-term.

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Learn how to prepare for, respond to, and recover from any emergency

What's Inside

Chapter 1

Preventing Incidents Through Early Behavioral Threat Assessment
Schools must act fast to get ahead of and prevent violent incidents. Learn about the early warning signs of a student in crisis, the pathway to violence, and the four-step behavioral threat assessment process.
Chapter 2

Prepare, Respond, and Recover
Learn best practices to prepare for, respond to, and recover from any emergency.

Chapter 3

Movements and Changes in K–12 Emergency Management
Emergency management is not a static set of ideas or actions. New threats as well as political and legal developments make us reevaluate how we can keep students safe.
Chapter 4

Implementing an End-to End Emergency Management System
Take everything you learned in the guide into actual practices: tangible and actionable steps for you and your stakeholders.

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- Chris Allen, Crisis Management Technician, Laramie County School District WY

- Michael Barbara, Safety Coordinator, Alhambra (CA) USD

- David Wrzesinski, Director of Safety and Emergency Management, Robinson (TX) ISD

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School Safety Best Practices

School Safety Legislation

2022 State of School Safety Report

Guide to K-12 Emergency Management

4 Ways This Guide Helps You Design the Best School Emergency Management Approach

Intervene Before Crises

Prepare, Respond, Recover

Evolve as Needs Change

Be
Successful

“Raptor really is priceless. Honestly, it has given us freedom, peace of mind, and the ability to communicate more accurately with one another. Raptor is part of our everyday operations.”

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Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

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- Chris Allen, Crisis Management Technician, Laramie County School District WY

- Michael Barbara, Safety Coordinator, Alhambra (CA) USD

- David Wrzesinski, Director of Safety and Emergency Management, Robinson (TX) ISD

Guide to K-12 Emergency Management

4 Ways This Guide Helps You Design the Best School Emergency Management Approach

Intervene Before Crises

Prepare, Respond, Recover

Evolve as Needs Change

Be Successful

“Raptor really is priceless. Honestly, it has given us freedom, peace of mind, and the ability to communicate more accurately with one another. Raptor is part of our everyday operations.”

Download the Guide

What's Inside

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Help Keep Your Schools Safe With Raptor

Raptor Technologies

Products

By Role

By Segment

For Customers

Be
Successful