We all have a stake in creating physically and emotionally safe schools and SUSD’s comprehensive school safety plan includes a broad range of stakeholders: Our mission is to provide, support, promote and enhance safe and effective learning environments for all students through a multipronged approach. Scottsdale’s own Shannon Cronn, Director of Support Services, is one of 27 CSTAG trainers available to provide training to Arizona schools.Įmotional and physical safety in school is related to increased academic performance. Dewey Cornell, University of Virginia, and adopted by the Arizona Department of Education. Comprehensive School Threat Assessment Guidelines (CSTAG) is an evidence-based practice for schools to use in conducting threat assessments of students developed by Dr. The Scottsdale Unified School District is a leader in the state and nation when it comes to threat assessments and interventions. Placing school resource officers, school counselors and school social workers on school campuses is only part of our approach to achieving safe supportive schools. Protecting every student is a priority that is woven into the fabric of how the Scottsdale Unified School District works to deliver an exceptional educational experience. We know when you drop your child off for school each day, you are putting your trust in us to keep them safe. MCDPH - Physical Distancing Requirements.Know the Curves - Guide for COVID-19 Testing.AZDE - 2020_06 - Roadmap For Reopening Schools.

AASA - Guidelines For Reopening Schools.District Additional Assistance Override.

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