Course Number: 246
Description: Advanced School Resource Officer training
The NASRO Advanced School Resource Officers Course is a twenty-four hour
(24) block of instruction that focuses on more advanced techniques for the School Resource Officer. Topics covered include law updates, technology and social media, improving communication with administrators and information on current youth-related topics. Participants will also spend two hours at a school building conducting a “Site Assessment.” The Course is a designed for any law enforcement officer working in an educational environment. This course, following the SRO Triad model, advances the SRO’s knowledge and skills as a law enforcement officer, informal counselor, and educator
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Date: June 14-16 2022
Time: 0800-1700
Credit Hours: 24 hours
Location:
Ada County Sheriff’s Office
7200 Barrister Dr.
Entrance 3, Training Room A
Boise, Idaho 83704
COST: NASRO Member rate = $345 Non-Member Rate: $395
Payable to NASRO
(Attendees are responsible for meals, travel, and/or lodging)
Deadline: June 1, 2022
Instructor: NASRO Instructors
Registration Details: https://www.nasro.org
Remarks:
Do not send registrations to POST.
For training facility information or hotel recommendations, contact Cydney Shubin, Ada CSO Training Coordinator, e-mail cshubin@adacounty.id.gov or call 208.577.3563
Course Number: R4230E
Course Description:
Why attend how to spot the school shooter?
You can’t stop a threat if you don’t understand the threat!
School shooters are not attacking schools because of violent video games, easy access to guns, medication, or because they’re loners, been bullied, or have suffered personal trauma.
It’s just not true.
What is true about school shooters, and we’ve studied over 80 years of mass murderers in our schools, is that…
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100% take at least three months to plan and prepare.
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75% give off a public indicator before they attack.
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90% walk in through an open door (80% through the front door)!
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10% fight their way into the school.
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75% attack prior to 9:30 in the morning.
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7% target the officer in the school first.
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70% are known to the school.
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100% recon the school at least once prior to the attack.
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100% attack to meet a need.
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100% commit an act of targeted violence (not random violence)!
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100% fail to fire all their rounds before the attack ends.
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At least 3 have visited Columbine prior to their attack.
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At least 75 have referenced Columbine in their notes.
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At least 7 have murdered family members prior to their attack.
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Every school shooter, anywhere in the entire world, has traveled down the exact same Path to Violence and progressed through the exact same 4 Stages.
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And so much more
It’s critical for police officers that you really understand how to spot the school shooter or you’ll waste your time with kids who are not a threat and miss the ones who really are a threat.
Police officers who attend this 1 day, fast paced training will learn the following:
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How to spot those on the Path to Violence.
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Identify what stage a student is on The Path to Violence.
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Quickly assess a person’s current risk level with easy to utilize worksheets.
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Distinguish normal from threatening behaviors in young people.
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Assess (read) student behaviors and determine their true risk level…if any.
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Identify behaviors that indicate the attack is imminent.
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Effective techniques to mitigate and control a dangerous student.
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Helpful steps to guide your school community to respond appropriately.
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Protect your school and yourself against civil liability.
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And so much more
Dates: October 6, 2020
Times: 0800-1700
Credit Hours: 8
Location: Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office Training Annex, 577 D St., Idaho Falls, ID 83402
Cost: $250.00
(Attendees are responsible for meals, travel, and/or lodging)
Deadline:
Instructor(s): Don Shomette
Remarks: To register for this course, go to https://donshomette.com/register/how-to-spot-the-school-shooter-20-July-2020-Idaho-Falls-ID.html or call 540-577-7200
Course Number: R4230E
Course Description:
Why attend The 7 Second Lockdown?
When it comes to a lockdown, schools must move faster!
On average, teachers take approximately 38 seconds to close and lock their doors and move students into a hide position. The 7 Second Lockdown procedures enable your school to lockdown in 7 seconds by following 4 simple progression & proficiency drills that last only 3 minutes and 30 seconds from start to clear and won’t scare anyone or disrupt the educational process!
Teachers don’t need to be afraid. They just need to move faster.
The 7 Second Lockdown treats the teacher as the hero of the story and builds on the inherent qualities of our teachers instead of working against them. It doesn’t use the fear of violence or failure to motivate teachers. The 7 Second Lockdown conditions them to be able to accomplish the few necessary and critical lifesaving tasks in 7 seconds or less.
Adopt The 7 Second Lockdown Procedures and learn the following:
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The art of utilizing progression drills to quickly enhance skills.
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The two elements that make a perfect lockdown.
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Why you should hold a lockdown drill for no longer than 3 minutes.
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Tips, tricks, and hacks used by others to speed up the lockdown.
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How to respond to violence that is close/far from your classroom.
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The 3 strategies used by teachers who have survived a school attack.
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5 critical reasons why school attacks demand a faster lockdown.
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Assessing the protective quality of each classroom door.
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How to mitigate the risks of classroom doors with poor protective quality.
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Seamlessly merging the 7 Second Lockdown into your current procedures.
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And so much more
Dates: October 5, 2020
Times: 0800-1700
Credit Hours: 8
Location: Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office Training Annex, 577 D St., Idaho Falls, ID 83402
Cost: $395.00
(Attendees are responsible for meals, travel, and/or lodging)
Deadline:
Instructor(s): Don Shomette
Remarks: To register for this course, click the link- https://donshomette.com/register/the-7-second-lockdown-21-July-2020-Idaho-Falls.html or call 540-577-7200
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