2022 DAY ONE HIGHLIGHTS:

Lessons Learned from Recent Events
Recent local events have caused many of us to rethink, reflect and reevaluate safety in our l ocal schools. What policies/procedure and practices have changed in the schools you serve? Were these changes made as a reaction or were they truly proactive?

Working Lunch with New SRO’s
This working lunch includes a PowerPoint presentation that covers issues related to new school liaison officers or for those starting or re-starting a school liaison program.

Legal Update
This course will review legal changes in juvenile law, school search and seizure, and specific charges related to school violence. This course will also discuss recent changes in both criminal law and police procedure. The course reviews recent case law in search and seizure, admissions and confessions, arrest procedures, suspect identification, as well as statutory changes and legal holdings in drunk driving, crimes against persons and property, firearms, controlled substances, evidentiary issues, civil liability, and other related topics.

Current Trends of School Liaison Officers in School and Community
This facilitated session is developed to expand upon current school/community trends with the new SRO Program and mentoring. It includes round table discussions, table top exercises and scenario situations to be explored and discussed that include officers and school officials.

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2022 DAY TWO HIGHLIGHTS:
Educator's Day

Wednesday is designated as Educator’s Day. The focus of this day is to provide an opportunity for school officials to benefit from SEPLA Conference experience. The cost for the day is $125, and covers lunch, breaks and materials for the day. It is our hope that this experience will provide school officials with valuable resources as we work together in protecting Michigan’s children and schools.

School Safety Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow – Separating Fact from Fiction and How to Identify and Correct Gaps in School Safety, Security and Emergency Preparedness
This information-packed session is based on the presenter’s extensive experience providing official post-incident assistance for more than 300 K12 school crisis events including 21 active shooter and targeted school shootings and a terrorist attack on a Christian school field trip in Kenya. The session will also provide powerful lessons learned from nearly 9,000 real-time school crisis simulations with school employees in 45 states. This session will focus on practical, actionable, and sustainable approaches that can be implemented without floating a bond referendum. The session is also designed with an understanding that school and community partner agencies have limitations on time, energy and budget which make it imperative that these three precious types of resources not be squandered on popular but ineffective and sometimes even unsafe approaches.

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2022 DAY THREE HIGHLIGHTS:

OFF-SITE TRAINING
POLICE SCENARIO TRAINING
Active shooter training will be emphasizing hands-on, interactive and multi scenario-based situations that are designed to simulate real life stress and circumstances encountered in the field. Lead instructor of these simulations is Sgt. Brent Pirochta, Brighton PD along with Livingston Regional SWAT team.

LOCKDOWN PROCEDURES
Focusing on changes made to local districts Active Shooter and Lock Down policies after implementing A.L.I.C.E. techniques.

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