Curriculum Adoption 
Reputation Management - How to Maintain, Protect, Boost, or Repair Your Online Presence 
Equity in Education - What Does it Mean & How Can We Achieve It? 
Effective Educational Leadership 
Relationship and Trust Building with the Employee Unions 
Public Speaking for Chief Business Officials and Other Fiscal Leaders 
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973: The Role and Responsibilities of Teachers and Instructional Support Staff 
Maintaining Safe and Secure Schools Through Leadership and Highly Effective Teaching Strategies 
Relationship With Other Agencies 
Assessment – What is its role in Student Learning? 
The Power of Multi-Tier System of Support 
Description
Effective School Leadership: Threat Assessment In Schools
Our entire country has been plagued by school violence and potential school shootings for a number of years. Many politicians, law enforcement personnel, and school officials have grappled with this problem generating potential solutions, changes to law, and attempting to figure out how to stop the violence.
One of the key components of being able to stop potential school violence is through the use of “Threat Assessment”. Every effective school leader should have a Threat Assessment team at his or her school led by the principal. The research for this concept was done in 2002 by the US Secret Service and the US Department of Education. Their insights provide effective educators with real potential solutions to this problem that are summarized in this informative seminar.
We all need to look at this issue carefully, train our fellow educators, and stop the next potential perpetrator from doing harm to children.
