Crisis Response Team Model Overview

David Carter | July 3, 2013

The in-service targets both the School and District Crisis Response Team Members. It is a follow-on training of the School Violence Readiness Training and/or the Crisis Action Training & Workshop. It is meant as a refresher in-service to up-date, refine policies, procedures and expectations of the Team Members. During the in-service the Over-All Crisis Response Model developed is discussed. Other topics addressed are the tools to be used, new tools available, and pulling the group together in a cohesive team.

3 hour in-Service

What is In-Service/Student Assembly?

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