Past Collaborations
Seattle Public Schools
The Foundation Continues To Build Upon & Expand Our Services To School Communities Both Locally & Nationally; We Continue To Build Upon Collaborative Partnerships Which Add To The Range, Effectiveness & Sustainability Of Our Programming & Outreaches.
Seattle Public Schools values opportunities to work with community partners who share the goal of promoting student well-being, safety, and supportive learning environments.
The Foundation Is Honored To Announce Our Newly Developing Partnership With Seattle Public Schools.
View A Letter From Ted Howard Here
Get Safe USA (CALIFORNIA)
Our School Crisis Response & Training Teams Coordinated Efforts & Resources To Provide Additional Mental Health Crisis Support & Safety Training Opportunities To Richneck Elementary School In Newport News, Virginia; Following The School Shooting Of Teacher, Ms. Abigail Zwerner. Understanding The Value Of Partnering With Additional Experts In The Field; The Foundation Collaborates With Organizations Such As GET SAFE USA Out Of Southern California.
GET SAFE®’s On the Edge School Safety and Violence Prevention brings a new perspective to violence prevention. This training platform offers valuable insight into data related to violence in schools; how brain development effects decision making; recognition of dangerous behaviors; how to address these behaviors and influence change.
GET SAFE® empowers teachers to feel safe again, free from fear, in schools, so they can focus on education as well as their students.
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City Of Nashville Metro Council (TENNESSEE)
Summer 2023, The Foundation Was Honored To Join The Nashville Metro Council Planning Discussions To Address School Violence On A Local & National Level & Collaborative Efforts, Following The Tragic Covenant School Shooting.
Council ChambersThe Metropolitan Council is the legislative authority of the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County, a city-county consolidated government created on April 1, 1963.
Walker County Schools - ILLINOIS
Foundation leaders are in discussion with both Walker County Sheriff Nick Smith and superintendent Dennis Willingham about potentially starting patrols on and near school grounds. Dr. Willingham provided an update the potential safety feature.
“This would be a very organized effort spearheaded by the SRO in that school community and through that organization everyone would know their place and know their role and it would just enhance what we are doing for safety for our children and our schools,” said Dr. Willingham.