January 16th Weekly Update: Article on School Safety Lessons; Upcoming Sessions of Classes

This Week in School and Campus Safety

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This Weekly Update by the Illinois School and Campus Safety Program links to an article by Lt. Jon Quast of the Peoria County Sheriff's Office, and promotes upcoming sessions of classes.

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Illinois School and Campus Safety Program

Lessons Learned, Lives Saved

In his article “School Safety and Lessons from Rick Rescorla,” Lt. Jon Quast of the Peoria County Sheriff’s Office draws the correlation between Rick Rescorla’s military experience, how the lessons learned from that experience helped save the lives of 2,687 people on 9/11, and how those same lessons can be applied to school safety in the areas of Mindset, Prevention, Preparedness, and Action. To read Lt. Quast’s article, click here.

Final Chance to Register: Student Behavioral Threat Assessment class in East St. Louis on January 24th

The Illinois School and Campus Safety Program is pleased to announce a session of the K-12 course "Student Behavioral Threat Assessment" is being held in East St. Louis on January 24, 2020. For more information or to register for the course, click here or call 309-298-2646.

Final Chance to Register: Advanced Student Behavioral Threat Assessment class in Belleville on January 23rd

The Illinois School and Campus Safety Program is pleased to announce a session of the K-12 course "Advanced Student Behavioral Threat Assessment" is being held in Belleville on January 23, 2020. For more information or to register for the course, click here or call 309-298-2646.