Center for Safe Communities & Schools
Conferences & Training
These are the training-based services and events provided or supported by The Center for Safe Communities & Schools. Please click on the appropriate button to link to more information about each particular service.
School Based Law Enforcement Conference
The School-Based Law Enforcement (SBLE) Conference is an exceptional opportunity for school administrators, teachers, parents, and school based law enforcement officers to receive training about best practices in school safety and security. The Center for Safe Communities & Schools has designed this conference to focus on timely and relevant topics related to school safety and security.
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Texas Teen Tobacco Summit & Comprehensive Tobacco Prevention Conference
Hosted by the Center for Safe Communities and Schools and the Texas Department of State Health Services, will be a premier assembly of tobacco-control professionals, researchers, healthcare providers, community outreach specialists, law enforcement officers, counselors, teachers and youth dedicated to protecting Texas youth from the dangers of tobacco use and helping those who smoke to quit.
Texas School Administrator Safety Conference
The Texas School Administrator Safety (TSAS) Conference is an excellent opportunity for school personnel and administrators to receive training about best practices in school safety and security. Today’s schools are facing more challenges than ever. Administrators are searching for ways to make their schools safer, to combat school violence and bullying, and to understand the requirements for Emergency Operation Plans and Safety and Security Audits. They are also reaching out to the Texas School Safety Center seeking training in best practices for their educators. These administrators are striving to offer their schools the safety learning environment possible.
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Texas Safe Schools & Healthy Students Summit
This summit is an important school safety event and features some of the best presenters from around our state and nation. Our target audience includes: school officials; SDFSC staff; school safety staff; nurses; counselors; teachers; school resource officers and school police departments; transportation directors; maintenance directors; regional and community emergency management planners; coordinators and first responders; educational service center staff; community and state agency representatives; and community and regional health and service agency representatives. This summit is hosted by SDFSC Statewide Initiative of the Texas Education Service Centers (ESC's) and the Office of the Attorney General of Texas
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The Institute for Criminal Justice Studies offers a variety of basic and advanced courses including: Crime Prevention, Juvenile Law, Basic School Police, Auto Theft, Investigative Techniques: Missing & Abducted Persons, Sharing Juvenile Records, Advanced Lock Technologies, Alarm Systems, School Violence, Using the Internet to find Runaways and Missing Persons, and Hostage Situations.
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The Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) program, the pioneer prevention effort founded in Los Angeles in 1983, is going high-tech, interactive, and decision-model-based. Gleaming with the latest in prevention science and teaching techniques, D.A.R.E. is reinventing itself as part of a major national research study that promises to help teachers and administrators cope with ever-evolving federal prevention program requirements and the thorny issues of school violence, budget cuts, and terrorism.
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Page address: http://www.cscs.txstate.edu/cscs/cscs-conf-training.htm