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1. School Safety and Security National Crime Prevention Council 2006

5. School Crime and Safety *Violence includes rape, sexual assault, robbery, simple assault, and aggravated assault. Source: Indicators of School Crime and Violence , U.S. Department of Education, 2005

6. Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Physiological Safety Belongingness and Love Esteem Self-Actualization - LEARNING

13. Who Should Be Involved? Students School Administrators Staff, and Board Parents and Caregivers SRO, School Police Officers, and Local Law Enforcement Police and First Responders Elected Officials And Community Leaders Mental Health Professionals Social Workers Board of Education and District Staff Local Business Leaders Community-based Organizations Faith Community Juvenile Justice Neighborhood Watch and Crime Prevention Groups News Media

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