Courses
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Incident Command System (Part 1): Incident Command Orientation
When an emergency strikes and the school has an incident command system in place, each staff member knows their role, responsibility, and who to look to for guidance. This module will act as an orientation tool and standard best practices by Joffe.
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Incident Command Structure (Part 2): How to Create and Run a Tabletop
Once an ICS is in place, it is important for a school to be prepared by practicing emergency scenarios. Running a tabletop allows participants to learn from practicing all steps, procedures, communication methods, and best practices.
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Incident Command Structure (Part 3): Student and Family Reunification
In this module, we will discuss the best practices for student and family reunification after an emergency event.
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The Importance of FERPA
This introduction to FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act) provides a high level overview of the history, rules, and purpose of this important law. After completion of this module, participants will understand how FERPA applies to schools
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Search and Seizure
Students in the United States have the right to be free from unreasonable searches; however, because of the unique need to maintain a safe atmosphere where learning and teaching can occur, schools must strike a balance between the the two rights.
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Incident Reports
School incidents can happen fast, which is why it is important to always have an incident report to document the factual information. This module will walk administration and health coordinators through the steps of a report and offer resources.