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	School Safety Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

	Weakfish – Bullying Through the Eyes of a Child

	Mr. Jack - Removing the Fear Barrier to Improve School Climate and Raise Test Scores

	Dream Catchers – Succeeding and Surviving in the Helping Professions

	Weapons Concealment and Detection

	High as a Kite –Recognizing Street Drugs, Paraphernalia and Associated Behaviors

	The Last Straw – Warning Signs of Destructive Youth Behavior and School Threat Assessment

	Bullying Abatement Strategies

	The Six Senses of School Safety –– Coordinating Tactical Site Surveys

	Creating Safe Havens – Proven Techniques to Prevent Campus Weapons Assaults

	Innocent Targets – When Terrorism Comes to School

	School Buses and Terrorism

	When Young Lives are at Stake – Emergency Operations Planning for Schools

	Focus on Function – Turning Your Campus Emergency Plans into Three Dimensional Plans

	Permission to Live – Decision Making Under Stress

	Know the Drill – Safe and Effective School Emergency Operations Exercises

	Let None Learn in Fear – Developing a Prevention and Mitigation Plan in Accordance with the U.S. Department of Education Model

	Economy of Emotions - Crisis Response and Recovery

	Show me the Money – Writing Winning School Safety Grant Applications

	Glass Slippers, Glass Houses and Glass Ceilings – Overcoming Adversity

	Look Who’s Talking – Public Information for School Crisis Events

	Mind Your Business – Business Continuity Planning for Schools

	Sacred Place, Safe Place – Safety, Security and Emergency Preparedness for Places of Worship

Dream Catchers – Succeeding and Surviving in the Helping Professions
Can be presented by Michael Dorn

This presentation explores the ways educators, law enforcement officers, emergency managers, mental health professionals, nurses, fire service professionals and others who choose to serve our society can do their very best in serving others while taking care of their own families, health, and emotional well being. This session is designed to be presented after an audience has already heard Weakfish – Bullying Through the Eyes of a Child. A modified version can be presented to student groups as well.

Intended audiences:

School administrators
Teachers
School support staff
Public safety personnel involved with school safety
School board members and elected officials
Parents
Student government groups

“Michael Dorn’s standing ovation keynote presentation for the 2005 North Carolina D.A.R.E. Officer’s Association was powerful. His extensive work with my school district and community has had a profound impact on the safety of children in Jones County Schools.”

Chief Shawn Williams
Jones County North Carolina Public Schools Police Department

Products that go well with this presentation:

Weakfish: Bullying Through the Eyes of a Child

Weakfish: Live Presentation on DVD

Click here to see what those who have heard us present have to say

Click here for Michael Dorn’s bio page and speaker demo video

Click here for Dr. Sonayia Shepherd’s bio page

Click here for Russell Bentley’s bio page

Click here for Chris Dorn’s bio page

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