Active Shooter
What are the three steps to respond to an active shooter?
Run, Hide, Fight
Who is your charter authorizer?
SUNY and CSDE
SUNY
State University of New York
How many chiefs are there?
7
What is the difference between acute and chronic trauma?
Acute - A single, isolated event
Chronic - repeated, prolonged
Who gives the "all clear" in a real active shooter situation?
Law enforcement
Which entity holds our charter?
Board of Trustees
RISE UP
Respect, Integrity, Success, Etiquette, Unity, Pride
What does HLS stand for?
Home Language Survey
What is the #1 vehicle for cyberbullying for scholars?
Social media platforms
Name one thing you must do or be aware of when calling 911.
1. Safe location
2. Shooter can't hear/see you
3. Give details
4. Know they may put you on hold/hang up to get help to you
5. Try not to call 911 multiple times unless you are providing an update
All NYS public schools must have a minimum of how many days?
180
CMO
Charter Management Organization
How many total Ops staff are employed by Excellence?
97
What historic animal is called our alarm system and associated with the "fight or flight" response?
Saber-toothed tiger
What is law enforcement's first and most immediate priority?
Stop the active shooter/eliminate the threat
This is a legal term that compels you to act in the place of a parent.
In loco parentis
BOR
Board of Regents
What is the name of the federal act that supports homeless students?
McKinney Vento
What fraction of children report experiencing at least one traumatic event by age 16?
Two thirds
What is the difference between cover and conceal?
Cover - physically shields you from being struck by bullets
Conceal - will not stop bullets, but keeps you out of direct sight
This term refers to a form of payroll fraud when someone falsifies the hours worked.
Theft of Time
LAME
Lazy
Arrogant
Mediocre
Entitled
What does SESIS stand for?
Special
Education
Student
Information
Systems
Which part of the brain becomes overactive, is on high alert, and perceives threats everywhere due to trauma?
Amygdala