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This guide provides awareness and guidance in preparing for and reacting to a bomb threat. It assists decision makers with assessment of and response to received bomb threats.

This video demonstrates how individuals can determine whether an item is suspicious or unattended to help individuals and communities prepare and react appropriately.

This webinar provides statistics and background information on sextortion, describes how students can be both victims and perpetrators, and shares how education agencies can develop measures to prevent and protect students from sextortion with support from local and federal agencies.

This postcard provides awareness on mass bomb threat campaigns, illustrating their impacts and indicators along with a focus on evaluating risk levels and threat response options.

These materials provide information on how to safely determine if an item is a serious threat or unattended.

This series of packaged trainings is designed to help educational organizations conduct internal staff development on data breaches. It includes ready-to-use resources and materials for several different scenarios.

This publication provides information to help parents of K-12 students understand what it means when a school has a data breach. It also provides tools and best practices to help parents and guardians navigate the process of protecting children’s data in the event of a breach.

This toolkit is designed to aid schools in employing behavioral threat assessment and management as part of a comprehensive violence prevention strategy. The toolkit offers guidance on training, implementation, and assessment of school threat assessment teams. It aims to ensure fidelity to student rights while providing practical tools like documents, forms, videos, and additional resources to support schools’ efforts.

This article provides steps that can help families plan for and prepare their children on what to do if they are separated during a disaster.

This fact sheet highlights the important role student support teams (SSTs) can play in developing and enacting effective supports for students and ensuring that teachers also have the skills and support needed. It describes key elements for creating high-quality SSTs, identifying students who need additional support, and implementing Tier 2 (Targeted) and Tier 3 (Intensive) practices and procedures.