Each day law enforcement and school districts across the United States are responsible for protecting our almost 133,000 schools and 63 million students, faculty, and staff. This 2-day, Leadership Forum is presented as a partnership between the FBI National Academy Associates (FBINAA), School Safety Advocacy Council, and the Kansas City Kansas Community College Police Department. The Forum will provide the attendees with the knowledge, skills, and resources needed to improve the overall security of their community's schools while developing coordinated plan for a crisis response.
On February 14, 2018, a former student entered Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland Florida, killed 17 innocent people and injured another 17 students. The 911 system received numerous calls that were routed to both the Broward County and Coral Springs Police dispatch centers. Chief Tony Pustizzi (Ret.), a 30-year veteran with the Coral Springs Police Department, along with members of his agency, arrived at the school within minutes. A complex law enforcement approach, including stopping the shooter and extracting victims from within the school, was initiated. Chief Pustizzi will discuss many of the issues that ensued in communication and leadership that he observed that day and the unique challenges he experienced from his perspective.
Critical Concerns:
Review of school security trends & threat concerns
Lessons learned: A review of past incidents
The dynamics of active assailant situation
Multi-agency response: Coordinating law enforcement, fire, EMS, and schools
Understanding and conducting a school security survey & assessment
Building capacity; conducting drills and exercises
Who Should Attend:
Law enforcement commanders; school administrators; school resource officers; fire/ems officials; school security directors
Location:
Kansas City Kansas Community College
Thomas R. Burke Technical Education Center
6565 State Avenue
Kansas City, Kansas 66102
Registration Fee:
FBINAA Member: $275.00
Non-Member: $300.00
May 22 & 23, 2019
8:00 am-5:00 pm
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:
To Pay by Check: Please mail your check made out to the FBINAA with the attendee name in memo line and send to the below address.
FBINAA, Attn: School Shooting Prevention Leadership Forum
FBI Academy, Building 8-102, Quantico, VA 22135
Presenters:
Sean Burke Curtis Lavarello Tony Pustizzi Jim Hendrickson
President Executive Director Chief of Police (Retired) Emergency Manager (Retired)
School Safety Advocacy Council School Safety Advocacy Council Coral Springs Police Department
This Leadership Forum was brought to you through collaboration between leading organizations dedicated to Law Enforcement and the Communities they serve.
Sponsorship Opportunities
For information on sponsorship opportunities
CLICK HERE. Please contact Greg Guiton at
gguiton@fbinaa.org or 443.614.3718 for additional information on sponsorship opportunities.
