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Nebraska School Safety and Security Summit
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School Emergency Response Mapping Fund
The has extended the grant application deadline to January 31, 2025. For more information and application requirements, visit the NDE Mapping Grant Application. Applications are due by January 31, 2025. For questions, contact jay.martin@nebraska.gov.
NDE School Safety YouTube Channel
Upcoming Training and Workshops
Nebraska School Safety and Security Summit
October 17, 2024
YCC South – Kearney, NE
The Nebraska Council of School Administrators, in partnership with the Nebraska Department of Education, University of Nebraska Public Policy Center, and Boys Town, will hold the 7th Annual Nebraska School Safety and Security Summit on October 17, 2024, focusing on Response.
Lodging Information
Fairfield Inn & Suites Kearney
Call (308) 236-4200
Mention: Safety Summit 2024
Rate: $134.95 + tax
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Psychological First Aid for Schools
November 6, 2024 (8:30-3:30 CT)
The goal of utilizing PFA-S is to help strengthen the team response and recovery process for dealing with hazards, threats, and incidents. The PFA-S response can assist students and staff in recovering from distressful reactions to a crisis and in building adaptive coping skills. PFA-S training is provided remotely through ZOOM and at no cost to schools and ESUs.
Register Now for Free Remote/Zoom Training Opportunity
Psychological First Aid for Schools
February 5, 2025 (8:30-3:30 CT)
The goal of utilizing PFA-S is to help strengthen the team response and recovery process for dealing with hazards, threats, and incidents. The PFA-S response can assist students and staff in recovering from distressful reactions to a crisis and in building adaptive coping skills. PFA-S training is provided remotely through ZOOM and at no cost to schools and ESUs.
Psychological First Aid for Schools
April 9, 2025 (8:30-3:30 CT)
The goal of utilizing PFA-S is to help strengthen the team response and recovery process for dealing with hazards, threats, and incidents. The PFA-S response can assist students and staff in recovering from distressful reactions to a crisis and in building adaptive coping skills. PFA-S training is provided remotely through ZOOM and at no cost to schools and ESUs.
News & Updated Doc
NDE School Safety Security Plans Policies Requirements Best Practices
School Safety & Security-Related Infrastructure Grant
Guidance for Narcan in Schools to Treat Overdoses
(Updated 2024)
This series of 16 posters for the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is perfect for printing, or for use on the web or in emails.
The “Reach Out For Help” poster describes where to get “Help for Others” (Safe2Help Nebraska), “Help for Self” (988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), and “Immediate Help” (911).
Several resources are available if you want to register your school for Safe2Help. These include a toll-free Nebraska number, an infographic on LB 322 pdf, a Safe2Help FAQ, a registration page for your school, and access to the K-12 Threat Assessment Teams website.
If you want to get your school registered for Safe2Help NE or have questions about the service, please contact jay.martin@nebraska.gov
Developing Your EOP Plan
Psychological First Aid for Schools (PFA-S) Training
Resources for PFA-S
Video Resources for PFA-S
*links are updating
Additional Basic Threat Assessment
