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BEYOND METAL DETECTORS: DR. STILWELL ON TRULY COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL SAFETY
In this eye-opening episode, we dive into the hidden layers of school safety with Dr. Sarah Stilwell, a leading researcher from the University of Michigan’s National Center for School Safety. Dr. Stilwell brings an innovative approach to creating safer schools—one that goes beyond physical barriers like metal detectors and explores a truly comprehensive model that supports both physical and psychological safety for students.
Dr. Stilwell explains the "hidden formula" to effective school safety strategies that focus on the whole environment. She breaks down her model, which balances physical measures with social and attentive strategies to foster a safer, more supportive school community. Discover how comprehensive school safety isn’t just about reacting to threats, but proactively building a culture of safety, trust, and equity for all students.
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