Welcome to the revised Nebraska School Safety website. Click on the images or links provided.
Newly Released Website
School Safety.gov Find resources to create a safer school
Suicide Prevention
Help, my child is being bullied
PFA Training
Threat Assessment Training
Safety & Security Standards
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School Secretary Training
Break the Silence
Building Security Sign
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Model SRO Security Agency
Model MOU security agency
Big Picture of School Safety
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If the links listed below do not work for you, go to esupdo.org, scroll down to where it says “Workshop Calendar” in the blue box, and you can click through the calendar to view the dates you want to register.
| Type of Training | Dates | Location | Address | Register |
| Advanced Threat Assessment: Communication | May 27 | ESU 13 | 4215 Avenue I, Scottsbluff | https://esupdo.org |
| Advanced Threat Assessment: Intervention | May 28 | ESU 13 | 4215 Avenue I, Scottsbluff | https://esupdo.org |
Safety and Security Standards Adopted June 3, 2016
Safety & Security Standards Self-Assessment
Safety & Security Standards Technical Assistance Guide (Best Practices)
Standard Response Protocol training is available for all schools in Nebraska. Contact Jolene Palmer at the Nebraska Department of Education to set up a training in your area.
Dr. Mario Scalora and Dr. Denise Bulling of the University of Nebraska Public Policy Center are partnering with Dr. Jolene Palmer, the Nebraska Department of Education Safety and Security Director, to conduct basic and advanced threat assessment training for Nebraska schools. The training is sponsored by local Educational Service Units in all areas of the state and features guidelines created by the Public Policy Center that translate the science and practice of threat assessment for use by local school and community teams. Participants in the training include educators, administrators, law enforcement, mental health, public health, and human resource professionals around the state of Nebraska. This training utilizes a threat assessment strategy specifically tailored for rural settings and other schools with limited resources.
Charting the Future of School Safety (2016 PowerPoint)