Registration is now open – lock in Early Bird Rates before they’re gone! Secure your seat today.
Pre-Conference: January 13 | Summit: January 14-15
Location: Beaverton, OR
Join Safe and Sound Schools, Safer Schools Together, and the Beaverton School District for three transformative days of actionable insights, expert-led sessions, and invaluable connections. Open to international attendees, this is an event school leaders and BTAM teams do not want to miss!
Event Highlights:
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Pre-Conference: Start with a full-day session on the proactive, evidence-based Digital Threat Assessment® and its critical role in the Threat Assessment process.
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Summit: Designed for K-12 leaders and BTAM teams, this 2-day event focuses on advancing training and best practices to create safer school environments.
Together, we can create safer schools for every student.
Connecting the BTAM Field to Protect Our Schools
Learn from national and international experts, as well as school-based practitioners, engage in collaborative discussions,
and gain actionable strategies to prevent school violence.
Explore and share evidence-based tools, training, and resources to strengthen safety measures.
Network and share insights with peers from the U.S., Canada, and beyond.
Advance training and best practices within your school community.
Featured Speakers
Dr. Dewey Cornell
Professor of Education, University of Virginia
& Principal Author of the Comprehensive School Threat Assessment Guidelines (CSTAG)
Dr. Marisa Randazzo
Executive Director of Threat Assessment
Raptor Technologies, Behavior Threat
Assessment Expert
John Van Dreal
Chief Architect, Violence Prevention Solutions Public Consulting Group
Michele Gay
Founder & Executive Director,
Safe and Sound Schools
& Sandy Hook Parent
Theresa Campbell
Chief Executive Officer & Founder, Safer Schools Together
Dr. Melissa Reeves
Past President, National Association of School Psychologists (NASP)
& Threat Assessment & Mental Health Specialist
Dr. Frank Straub
Senior Director of Violence,
Safe and Sound Schools