School Disasters & Emergencies

49A School Emergencies Briefing

This module prepares security professionals to respond effectively to a range of emergency situations that may occur in educational environments. Participants will examine emergency preparedness principles and appropriate response actions for fires, evacuations, earthquakes, severe weather, criminal threats, active shooter incidents, airborne hazards, and medical emergencies. The training emphasizes clear thinking under pressure, following established procedures, effective communication, incident reporting, and coordination during evacuation and reunification. By completing this module, participants will be better prepared to recognize emergency conditions, take appropriate protective actions, support coordinated response efforts, and contribute to the safety and recovery of the broader school community.

49B Campus Disasters_Mutual Aid_District Involvement

This module prepares security professionals to understand how large-scale campus emergencies are managed through coordinated response, mutual aid, and district-level involvement. Participants will examine the nature of campus disasters, the role of mutual aid agreements, district emergency plans, and practical procedures used when incidents require resources and coordination beyond a single school site. The training emphasizes defined responsibilities, communication between agencies and campuses, standardized emergency procedures, and continuity of operations during complex incidents. By completing this module, participants will be better prepared to understand their role within a coordinated emergency response and support effective operations during widespread or high-impact campus emergencies.

49C Active Shooter in Educational Environments

This module prepares security professionals to respond to active shooter incidents within educational environments using rapid decision-making, effective communication, and coordinated emergency procedures. Participants will examine the Run, Hide, Fight framework, lockdown procedures, directing staff, communications using phones and radios, and coordination with law enforcement. The training also addresses how response strategies may need to change based on the age group, campus environment, and evolving threat conditions in elementary, secondary, and higher education settings. By completing this module, participants will be better prepared to communicate clearly under pressure, support protective actions, coordinate with emergency responders, and adapt their response during critical incidents on campus.