Understanding and Preventing School Violence is a 90-minute, engaging, and eye-opening presentation about the causes of deadly school violence and the actionable steps parents and community members can take to prevent violence in their schools. It can be presented in-person or by webinar.
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Why would a student bring a weapon to school and without any explicable reason open fire on fellow students and teachers? Are school shooters angry? Are they crazy? Is their motive revenge? Hatred for the victims? A hunger for attention?
This 90-minute seminar will answer the questions parents have about making their school safe from violence.
The instructor, a former juvenile investigator, and behavioral threat assessor will explain how an individual becomes a school spree killer. The instructor will show parents how to identify the warning signs that a person is on the path to violence, and what parents, schools, and law enforcement can do to prevent violence from occurring in our schools. Parents and educators do not need to feel helpless. When we know what to look for, we can make a difference.
This presentation is for parents only. Due to the subject matter, children are not permitted to attend.
Topics Include
The observable signs an individual is on a path to violence.
What happens after a student is identified as a person of concern.
How social media and video games play a part in the path to violence.
Dispel the myths of predatory violence.
How to monitor your child’s online activity.
What schools can and should do to prevent violence.
How to engage students as assets to prevent violence.
Up to Date Content
Our experienced team deliver credible presentations that cover up-to-date violence trends in our schools. We utilise real life stories as former behavorial threat assessors, engaging videos, and relatable photos to communicate important lessons.
Tailored Sessions
Every training session we deliver is tailor-made to your individual requirements and current internet safety concerns. We take key topics, audience size and allocated time into consideration to design a presentation that will work for your community.
