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Nelyda Perez
Superintendent of Schools

Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District

SESSIONS

Prioritizing School Safety and Security

NJ Superintendents representing the New Jersey Association of School Administrators (NJASA) will shed light on crucial findings and recommendations that demand our immediate attention and action to school security.

One of the key findings highlighted in the report is the disparate access to specific school security measures across different school districts in New Jersey. This inequity in access not only undermines the safety and security of students but also perpetuates the sense of inequality among communities. We must address this issue head-on and strive for a standardized level of security measures that are accessible to all schools, regardless of their geographical location or socioeconomic status.

Superintendents Garibay and Perez will speak to how safety and security are the top priorities for Chief School Administrators and the findings also reflect the deep concern and commitment of educational leaders in New Jersey to protect the well-being of their students and staff.

Learning Objectives

  • Participants will take away recommendations and strategies to prioritize school safety and training.
  • Advocacy: Participants will recognize the need for advocacy and identify creative ways to advocate for school security to ensure school safety
  • School Leader Training: Participants will understand the continued need for school security training for leaders in our schools and the level of training needed.
  • Community Outreach & Partnerships: Participants will learn to identify key community stakeholders to support school security including mental health resources and the parent community.

Participant Outcomes

  • Participants will be able to create a School Safety and Security Action Plan for their districts.
  • Participants will be able to identify areas for training and develop a professional development plan for school leaders and staff.
  • Participants will be able to identify community stakeholders to support the District’s action plan.