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Information and Resources to Keep Missouri Schools Safe
Mobile App of the Month
Missouri 1Plan
The mobile app associated with
the Missouri 1Plan portal is a
great companion resource to
have, and supplements the
quick reference guides and
checklist for your emergency
plan. It downloads your data
and maintains that in the
phone’s resident memory, even
if you don’t have cellular
connectivity as the disaster
unfolds. It is available in both
an iPhone/Pad and Android
platforms. Learn more by
contacting the CES Emergency
Planning Program staff,
[email protected].
Website of the Month
The Storm Prediction Center
The NOAA Storm Prediction
Center should be one of those
“bookmarked” sites at the top of
your bookmark list, if you are
responsible in any way for
school safety. Severe
thunderstorms, lightning,
tornados, and flooding are at
the top of the risk matrix for
almost every school in Missouri,
far above the risk of an active
shooter in your school or a
terrorist attack. Their resources
February 2015 Newsletter
Missouri 1Plan Expanded Rollout
CES has been beta testing the Missouri 1Plan portal with schools around the
state for the past few months. Now it’s time to open to portal to all schools
K-12, public and private, in Missouri. Below are a few highlights of the system,
and you can learn more on www.moces.org/emergency-operations-planning.
To request access to the portal go to http://mo1plan.dps.mo.gov.
• Missouri 1Plan is built on best practices develop by FEMA and
Readiness Emergency Management for Schools
• Cloud-based solution that modernizes emergency planning and can
accommodate single plans and multiple organization hierarchies for
schools.
• The portal can be easily shared with external stakeholders in the
community, i.e.…EMA, fire protection, law enforcement, EMS, public
health, mental health, etc.
• Simple access request and security meets the Homeland Security
Information Network standards
• Mobile accessibility
• Portal can complement other tools and information used by schools
• A step to institutionalizing school safety in Missouri
CES Developing New Partnerships
The Missouri Emergency Management Association (MOEMA) and the Center
for Education Safety (CES) have partnered to share information and support
the effort of connecting schools to Emergency Managers in their District.
Michael Daniels, President of MOEMA, intends for this partnership to
strengthen the relationship of schools and school districts with emergency
planners to increase the quality of school EOP’s which will facilitate increasing
the quality of community EOP’s. To find out more about MOEMA visit their
website, www.mo-ema.org.
CES Director Paul Fennewald and Emergency Planning Coordinator John
Warner recently met with Brian Houston, Co-Director of the Terrorism and
are invaluable for protecting our
students.
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/
School Safety Coordinator
Workshops 2014-2015:
It's not too late – Sign up
today!
Agenda:
10:00 a.m. – Legal Update
Noon – Working Lunch
12:30 – Emergency Planning
Resources
1:30 – Illegal Drugs:
Recognition Signs
Registration:
Fee is $49 and includes the
boxed lunch. To register visit,
www.moces.org or click a link
below.
Dates/Locations:
3/2/15: Kansas City
3/3/15: Columbia
3/4/15: St. Charles
3/9/15: Springfield
3/11/15: Cape Girardeau
SAVE THE DATE
Missouri Safe Schools &
Colleges Conference
The dates are September 29,
30, and October 1, 2015 at
Tan-Tar-A Resort. Registration
opens June 22, 2015, and a
tentative agenda will be
available by May 1, 2015.
Call for Topics and
Presenters
All schools are looking for
practices and programs they
can use to improve school
safety. Submit your ideas so we
Disaster Center (TDC) at the University of Missouri. The TDC focuses on
enhancing mental and behavioral health preparedness and recovery for
children, families and communities affected by disaster. The shared goals and
strategies of each of our organizations lead us to believe that specific
collaborative efforts are the key to successful outcomes. Dr. Houston shared
that the TDC had most recently responded to requests by schools in
Ferguson, MO to assist their children with the mental health recovery efforts
for their students. TDC is willing and able to assist schools and communities
with efforts like this in times of crisis. Dr. Houston and Program Manager
Jennifer First were able to join CES in the REMS/TA Training held in Jefferson
City in January. An MOU is in the works to strengthen the process.
MSBA Joins Cities, Counties to Form Local
Leaders Partnership
Read more
As always...Stay Safe!
Paul Fennewald
MSBA Special Advisor to CES
Stay Informed on Education Safety
You can find out about upcoming training and access a variety of different
resources at the newly updated CES website: www.moces.org.
Follow CES on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MissouriCES
can meet your needs and give
you the best conference ever.
Concurrent sessions run
approximately 90 minutes and
will take place on September
29, 31, at the 2015 annual
conference in Cooperation with
MSBA and MOEMA. Submit
your ideas today! Deadline is
March 31, 2015.
Recent Articles
Classroom terror: Too horrible
to discuss, too pressing to
ignore - U.S. News and World
Report http://www.usnews.com
/news/articles/2015/02
/20/classroom-terrortoo-horrible-to-discusstoo-pressing-to-ignore
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Paul Fennewald, MSBA Advisor | Gary Moore, Safety Coordinator | John Warner, Planning Coordinator |
David Martin, Planning Assistant | Kara Sanders, Administrative Assistant
The Missouri Center for Education Safety is a partnership of the Missouri School Boards’ Association and the Missouri Department of Safety.
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