9.23.25 Threat Management - Day 1

Course Description/Meeting Summary:

In this training, members of the School-Based Threat Management Team (SBTMT) will learn how to utilize the Florida Harm Prevention and Threat Management Model (Florida Model) to support students.

• In-Service Points: 7
• Component Number: 6403006

Meeting Locations and Times:

RBELC- 8th Floor, Conference Room 8A on September 23rd, 2025, 8:30AM - 4:00PM
445 West Amelia St., Orlando, FL 32801

Contact Information:

rachel.larsen@ocps.net
Calvin.massiah@ocps.net

Full Description/Meeting Details:

The threat management process is designed to identify, assess, manage, and monitor threats to schools, school staff, and students. The goal of all school safety efforts is to prevent violence or harm to members of the school community. Threat management uses a methodology that identifies students exhibiting threatening or other concerning behavior, gathers information to assess the risk of harm to themselves or others, and identifies appropriate interventions to prevent violence and promote successful outcomes. The process applies a non-punitive assessment to distinguish between innocuous and serious situations. The aim of the threat management process is to intervene at the earliest stage to provide assistance to students and to alter or disrupt concerning behavior for the benefit of the student and school. 

This training is mandatory for all members on the School Based Threat Management Team members.

*Admittance will not be granted 15 minutes after the start of the training. Participants who are late will be asked to register for a different training date.* This is a 7 hour training with a 30 minute lunch. Please plan accordingly.