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The National Center for Integrated Emergency Response (NCIER), the services division of C3 Pathways, Inc., is sharing an important update: “Eliminating Failures in School Shooting Response” Read the full release below:

School shooting response works best when schools, police, fire, and EMS practice together. NCIER’s updated SSAVEIM (School Safety and Violent Event Incident Management) Train-the-Trainer course: two days of scenarios on maps of their own campuses.

School shooting response requires schools, police, fire, and EMS to work from one coordinated plan. The updated SSAVEIM Train-the-Trainer course from the National Center for Integrated Emergency Response (NCIER) brings them into the same room to practice that response together, from the first 911 call through reunification. Across two days, up to 30 trainer candidates work through scenario-based exercises on maps of their own campuses, then learn how to deliver the training locally. Successful candidates receive a three-year trainer certificate. It’s written for superintendents, principals and school safety directors, and for the law enforcement, fire, EMS and emergency management leaders who would respond with them. Read the full release below: #SchoolSafety #EmergencyManagement

School shooting response requires schools, police, fire, and EMS to work from one coordinated plan. The National Center for Integrated Emergency Response (NCIER) has updated its two-day SSAVEIM Train-the-Trainer course to bring those groups together for scenario-based practice on maps of their own campuses. Up to 30 trainer candidates learn the course as participants, then learn how to deliver it locally. Successful candidates receive a three-year trainer certificate, helping communities build a lasting training capability. Read the full release below: