Campus Safety Group

12/10/2021

This article highlights exactly why the comprehensive school safety plan law was created. Stakeholders at every pblic school are required to annually review safety factors/trends and make adjustments as needed.

Teachers and administrators are seeing an increase in aggressive and sometimes violent behavior among students.

10/12/2021

Could not be more proud of our very own Soraya Sutherlin! Congrats on this important book!

Quick Take This book empowers kids through a simple, step-by-step plan to keep them and their families safe during potential emergency situations. For Ages 5+ What's Inside What would you do if an earthquake happened? How about a house fire? Or maybe a tornado? Emergency situations can be scary to t...

08/14/2021

So incredibly proud of CSG’s Director of Emergency Management Soraya Sutherlin for being in selected to present at this prestigious conference..

I’m excited to announce that I have been selected as an speaker for the annual conference this year! The topic; “Boundless Communications: An integrated Mass Communication Program Built in the Aftermath of an Explosion.”

Come visit and see me!!! 🤗

04/24/2021

The Educator's Guide to Comprehensive School Safety Plans has just been released by the Los Angeles County Office of Education (LACOE). The Guide is a collaborative effort involving LACOE, the California Department of Education, the California Department of Justice, and other stakeholder agencies. A quick look at the acknowledgments and you will see that Campus Safety Group's own Tom Steele wrote the Guide and Eric Rosoff prepared the included compliance template. CSG literally "woite the book" on California school safety planning!

03/15/2021

Slowly but surely the reality is setting in for parents and politicians that "school safety" is not, and should not be, the responsibility of law enforcement. School safety is a specific safety genre with unique needs and nuance. Certainly, law enforcement as well as other first responders provide valuable expertise. However, keeping our schools safe requires a stakeholder based process led by educators. The attached article highlights some of the challenges when the educator/law enforcement balance is lost.

School shootings and lockdown drills. One has prompted the widespread practice of the other, even though mass school shootings are rare. See firsthand what these kids go through and how it makes them feel in our special report.

03/05/2021

So excited about how close we are to kids being back in school. Please remember to consider how covid rules may impact existing safety protocols. As were ramping up... leaders should be running admin tabletop safety drills to see how/if covid rules might impact something like a fire drill etc...

Be safe, CSG

10/30/2020

Our very own Soraya Sutherlin continues to make national news. Please consider she’s immediately available to help your school or entire school district be better prepared !

Here's how to prepare your home for an earthquake, whether you live in a region that regularly experiences them or not.

10/13/2020

Incredibly proud of Soraya!

CSG's Soraya Sutherlin, Emergency Manager, CEM will be a featured speaker at the COVID-19 R2R Autumn 2020 two day global event! Register now at www.everbridge.com/r2r

This event will focus on how to resume operations and successfully navigate the new landscape for a safe return to work in the new normal of the pandemic. Additional topics will include leadership lessons and the global challenges we’re facing in the 21st century.

Day 2 of the symposium will focus on the global landscape with contributions from a cross-section of industry experts and practitioners, with sessions dedicated to helping government officials and public authorities to communicate effectively with the public during the pandemic

10/13/2020

CSG's Soraya Sutherlin, Emergency Manager, CEM will be a featured speaker at the COVID-19 R2R Autumn 2020 two day global event! Register now at www.everbridge.com/r2r

This event will focus on how to resume operations and successfully navigate the new landscape for a safe return to work in the new normal of the pandemic. Additional topics will include leadership lessons and the global challenges we’re facing in the 21st century.

Day 2 of the symposium will focus on the global landscape with contributions from a cross-section of industry experts and practitioners, with sessions dedicated to helping government officials and public authorities to communicate effectively with the public during the pandemic