McCrary Security Consultants conducted a survey with 35 lively, attentive
and intelligent school security, law enforcement and administrative
professionals from all over the United States including Canada. A short
sample of their responses to a series of discussion questions given during the
Best Practice Seminar titled: "Security Directors: Pulling the Pieces
Together" can be found below:
Q1. What major training areas should ALL urban security personnel receive within
their first year on the job?
A1. Security Directors in this workshop overwhelmingly stated knowledge of
school law, report writing, human relations and people skill training, search and
seizure, school district policies and procedures, rules of arrest and evidence,
etiquette, communications, crises response & crises management training,
diversity training and PPCT.
Non-Security Directors in this workshop also recommended disruptive
student management training, Safe School Act training, SRO Certification,
firearms training and awareness, hand-to-hand, talking with people, child
development, crises interviewing in educational settimg, sexual abuse/neglect
training, interview/interrogation, use of force and special education training.
For information on how we can host a Best Practice Workshop titled: "Security
Directors: Pulling the Pieces Together" for your school district team, please email
your request to msc@bossforce1.com and a representative will contact you.
Please visit us again for more Q&A and our On Line Newsletter
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and intelligent school security, law enforcement and administrative
professionals from all over the United States including Canada. A short
sample of their responses to a series of discussion questions given during the
Best Practice Seminar titled: "Security Directors: Pulling the Pieces
Together" can be found below:
Q1. What major training areas should ALL urban security personnel receive within
their first year on the job?
A1. Security Directors in this workshop overwhelmingly stated knowledge of
school law, report writing, human relations and people skill training, search and
seizure, school district policies and procedures, rules of arrest and evidence,
etiquette, communications, crises response & crises management training,
diversity training and PPCT.
Non-Security Directors in this workshop also recommended disruptive
student management training, Safe School Act training, SRO Certification,
firearms training and awareness, hand-to-hand, talking with people, child
development, crises interviewing in educational settimg, sexual abuse/neglect
training, interview/interrogation, use of force and special education training.
For information on how we can host a Best Practice Workshop titled: "Security
Directors: Pulling the Pieces Together" for your school district team, please email
your request to msc@bossforce1.com and a representative will contact you.
Please visit us again for more Q&A and our On Line Newsletter
Privacy Policy Copyright ©, 2005-2008 McCrary Security Consultants, Inc.
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