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Evidence [I] p032-01

Some agencies have officers adopt a school, eating lunch or doing paperwork on campus

campus, or complete paperwork in an office on campus (National Threat Assessment Center, 2018).

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Why inferred The sentence crosses a page break: this quote is the page 32 part and the sentence begins on page 31 (claim p031-07). Full sentence (pages 31–32): “When assigning a dedicated school resource officer is not possible, some local law enforcement agencies have encouraged officers to “adopt a school” and regularly visit the school to greet and become familiar with students and teachers, eat lunch on campus, or complete paperwork in an office on campus (National Threat Assessment Center, 2018).”

Conclusion [V] p032-02

SROs and local police need training on the school's BTAM process and their role

Like faculty, staff, and administrators, school resource officers and local law enforcement need training to increase their awareness of the school’s behavioral threat assessment and management process and their role in it.

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Conjecture [V] p032-03

Training officers on topics like child development and trauma can support Tier 1 prevention

Moreover, training on additional topics, such as child development, conflict resolution, bullying prevention, students with disabilities, unintentional assumptions of student backgrounds, ACEs and trauma, mental health first aid, and specific schoolwide programs and practices can better position all officers to promote positive school climates and support the school’s Tier 1 prevention efforts.

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