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Practical Incident Management in K-12 Schools

How Leaders Prepare for, Respond to, and Recover from Challenges

Author: Brian N. Moore  

Practical Incident Management for Schools will help prepare every school leader for their important role in keeping students safe in their school, teaching the exact same system that fire chiefs have used to command emergencies for more than three decades, but with customized information to meet your specific needs as a school leader.

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Practical Incident Management for Schools will help prepare every school leader for their important role in keeping students safe in their school, teaching the exact same system that fire chiefs have used to command emergencies for more than three decades, but with customized information to meet your specific needs as a school leader.

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Practical Incident Management for Schools will help prepare every school leader for their important role in keeping students safe in their school. This book will teach you the exact same system that fire chiefs across the country have used to command emergencies for more than three decades, but with customized information to meet your specific needs as a school leader. You will not only learn the key aspects of incident command but you will also learn how to train a comprehensive team to help you manage emergencies. After reading Practical Incident Management, you will have the tools that you need to calmly and efficiently lead your staff during a crisis. It will make you a more effective communicator and well-rounded leader. Once you have demonstrated your ability to lead under the pressure of command during a crisis, you will have the confidence and decision making skills of a seasoned manager that you can apply to your everyday duties as an exceptional school leader.

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“Mr. Moore's experiences, perspectives and understanding of school safety is a valuable resource for any school leader when developing school safety plans. School principals are responsible for the safety of all students and staff on complex campuses and in a variety of potential circumstances. There is no curriculum in the teacher preparation or school leadership programs to prepare educators for safety planning or leading in an emergency. I was fortunate enough to start my leadership career in a district where school safety was a priority and Mr. Moore was a dedicated resource committed to partner with and support school leaders. Mr. Moore has an appreciation for the demands of the principalship as demonstrated by design of his book to include realistic scenarios and the format of a "quick reference guide" for future use.”

Mr. Moore’s experiences, perspectives and understanding of school safety is a valuable resource for any school leader when developing school safety plans. School principals are responsible for the safety of all students and staff on complex campuses and in a variety of potential circumstances. There is no curriculum in the teacher preparation or school leadership programs to prepare educators for safety planning or leading in an emergency. I was fortunate enough to start my leadership career in a district where school safety was a priority and Mr. Moore was a dedicated resource committed to partner with and support school leaders. Mr. Moore has an appreciation for the demands of the principalship as demonstrated by design of his book to include realistic scenarios and the format of a “quick reference guide” for future use. -- Lisa P. Ueltzhoffer, Charter Principal, Newark, DE
What an awesome handbook, allowing school personnel to scrutinize their safety practices! I recommend this work highly to all building administrators! -- Sam Golder, Career School and District Administrator, Wilmington, DE
As a Superintendent I think this book is required reading for all new and seasoned school leaders. While it is important that we do a great job of educating kids, it is more important that we are serious about being responsible for their safety and well-being when in our care. This was an eye opening book and will help any school principal prepare for their greatest responsibility, keeping kids safe in their school! -- Merv Daugherty, Superintendent, Wilmington, DE; 2016 Superintendent of the Year

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About the Author

Brian N. Moore is a nationally recognized expert in school emergency planning with more than twenty-five years of experience in public safety. He has provided school emergency training to school leaders from across North America as well as published many articles designed to help school leaders in making sure kids are safe in school.

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Practical Incident Management for Schools will help prepare every school leader for their important role in keeping students safe in their school. This book will teach you the exact same system that fire chiefs across the country have used to command emergencies for more than three decades, but with customized information to meet your specific needs as a school leader. You will not only learn the key aspects of incident command but you will also learn how to train a comprehensive team to help you manage emergencies. After reading Practical Incident Management, you will have the tools that you need to calmly and efficiently lead your staff during a crisis. It will make you a more effective communicator and well-rounded leader. Once you have demonstrated your ability to lead under the pressure of command during a crisis, you will have the confidence and decision making skills of a seasoned manager that you can apply to your everyday duties as an exceptional school leader.

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Product Details

Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield
Published
3rd July 2017
Pages
146
ISBN
9781475826777

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