Maine Safe Schools Initiative

 

School Safety Specialist Badges
 

Introduction to the Maine School Safety Initiative	Fundamentals	Safety Through Climate & Culture	Emergency Planning	Incident Command System
Introduction to Maine School Safety Center Why the SSS program is important	School Emergency Management  Behavioral Threat Assessment Management Restorative Practices	Through Food Security What Makes School Climate & Culture?	Emergency Operations Plans Planning Process Important Themes in Emergency Planning	ICS 100 ICS 200 ICS 700 ICS 800 (FEMA Training)

 

 Advanced Training Badges

 

School Emergency Management	Behavioral Threat Assessment	Restorative Practices
IS 120 IS 360 IS 362 IS 1300 (FEMA Training)	CSTAG Level 1 CSTAG Level 2 (3rd Party Assessment)	Code of Conduct Tier One Tier Two

 

What? School Safety Specialists are prepared to:

• Supports and assists administrators in coordinating the review, editing, and updating of Emergency Operations Plans for their district and/or school building each year as established under Maine Statute 20A chapter 101, sub-chapter 1, section 16 https://legislature.maine.gov/legis/statutes/20-A/title20- Asec1001.html
• Involve appropriate stakeholders in the development of district/school level Emergency Operations Plans through the formation of a safety team to include the following: police and fire departments, emergency management agency, EMS, local medical facilities, community members, administrators, parents, and students.
• Network with appropriate stakeholders to enhance school safety at the SAU and/or school level.
• Act as a resource for other individuals in the SAU on issues related to school safety.
• Work with the Maine School Safety Center to provide professional development for faculty and staff on school safety-related issues that encourage a safe school environment.

 

HOW? The details of the program:

• Cohorts start at the beginning of every month and have 6 weeks to complete. 
• All work is done asynchronously through EMCC and takes approximately 20-25 hours to complete. 
• Work is divided into badges. Badges are outlined above. Each badge consists of interactive modules, a quiz, and reflection questions, except ICS courses which are accessed through FEMA.

 

WHY? Your motivation for enrolling: 

• Become a safety leader in your school.
• Earn Digital Badges through EMCC and contact hours for recertification.
• Be a school safety liaison with the Maine School Safety Center.
• Create a network of safety specialists in the state.

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