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Summary
Summary
A step-by-step guidebook for advance preparation and early responseto school crises
This Second Edition of Preparing for Crises in the Schools arrivesat a critical moment. With several recent dramatic examples ofschool violence and other tragedies afflicting communitiesnationwide, the need for school districts to take proactivemeasures-rather than merely react to a crisis-is critical.
This completely updated edition offers practical plans for layingthe important groundwork to ensure that crisis response will beboth immediate and thorough in the wake of tragedy. Authored bythree school crisis response planning experts, it offers advice onearly detection of trouble, developing plans and procedures tointervene with youths quickly and successfully, and conducting aschool in-service workshop on crisis response planning andintervention.
Essential for counselors, school psychologists, teachers, andadministrators alike, this book helps ensure that schools are notcaught by surprise when a crisis occurs.
Author Notes
STEPHEN E. BROCK, PhD, and SHARON LEWIS, MA, school psychologistswith the Lodi Unified School District in Lodi, California,spearheaded the development of Lodi's crisis response team. Dr.Brock is also the author or editor of numerous publications on thistopic, including Best Practices in School Crisis Prevention andIntervention.
JONATHAN SANDOVAL, PhD, University of California, Davis, is theauthor or editor of several other books on this subject, includingCrisis Counseling, Intervention, and Prevention in the Schools. Heis also a past president of the American PsychologicalAssociation's Division 16 (School Psychology).
All three authors have vast experience implementing crisis responseplans and working with school administrators to evaluate theireffectiveness.
Table of Contents
| Crisis Theory |
| Getting Started |
| Developing and Implementing a Crisis Response Policy |
| Components of a Crisis Preparedness Plan |
| Components of a Crisis Response |
| Psychological Triage and Referral |
| Crisis Intervention |
| Media Relations |
| Security and Safety Procedures |
| Working with Potentially Violent Students |
| Emergency Medical and Health Procedures |
| Evaluating and Debriefing the Crisis Response |
| References |
| Appendices |
| Index |
