Most safety pitches sell hardware. Eric works on the part that actually prevents incidents: trained people, sound habits, and a plan everyone knows.
Eric spent twenty years protecting America's highest valued assets, from nuclear weapons to presidents. He brings that expertise to your building the way an educator would: calm, practical, and determined to make your school safer without making it look or act like a prison. His own writing takes apart fear-based active shooter theatrics. When he trains, people remember the plan, not the pain.
Safety and Security Habits for Educators (SASH). The 8-hour course with his 100-page handbook. Personal security habits first, then the classroom and building: entry controls, violent individuals, bomb threats, and the "I Love U Guys" Standard Response Protocols your district may already use.
On-site vulnerability assessments. A full school day, while school is in session, no drills and no disruption. You get a written, photographed report with fixes ranked cheapest first. Many cost nothing.
Tabletops and drills. Threat assessment methods, harbor points, communication protocols, and first responder relationships for your safety team.
DHS-approved crisis management. Eric teaches AWR-148 and MGT-417 for school-based incidents nationally.
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Federal and state money exists for exactly this. BJA STOP funds pay for staff training and threat assessment teams, and most states now run their own school safety grants. Eric helps you frame the ask.
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