School Nurse
Pat Beauchamp

Liaison Officer
Ed Mattson

DARE Officer
Mic Flaminio

Social Workers
Christy Larson & Wendy Schulke

Counselor
Ruth Truscott

School Success/Prevention Worker
Lynda Reid
 

Superintendent
Denny Chartier

Administrators
Bob Strang, MaryAnn Boddy,
Scott McClure

 Head Custodians
Mike Scholke, John Ellis,
John Elmer

District Crisis Team

No matter how well the subject is taught…
 

No matter how good the teacher is…
 

Children can not learn…
 

If they are afraid to go to school!”

Iron Mountain
Police Department
774-1234

Dickinson County
Police Department
774-6262

Michigan State
Police Department
774-2121

Iron Mountain
Fire Department
774-8530

Beacon
Ambulance Service
779-5050

Dickinson County Memorial Hospital
774-1313

 
 EVERYONE...

ü     has a personal responsibility for reducing the risk of violence.

ü     should have an understanding of the early warning signs that help identify students who need help.

ü   needs to be prepared to respond appropriately in a crisis.
 

Online Resources

ü    By age 18, the average American child will have viewed about 200,000 acts of violence on television alone.

ü    Media violence often fails to show the consequences of violence. This is especially true of cartoons, toy commercials and music videos. As a result, children learn that there are few if any repercussions for committing violent acts.

ü    The level of violence during Saturday morning cartoons is higher than the level of violence during prime time. There are 3 to 5 violent acts per hour in prime time, versus 20 to 25 acts per hour on Saturday morning.
 

US Dept. of Education
Emergency Planning

Michigan Dept. of Education
Safe Schools

NEA School Safety Resources

MASB School Safety

Keep Schools Safe Online Resources

US Secret Service Safe School Initiative

Crisis Response Documents

"You Can Handle Them All"

Education-World School Issues

Yahoo-IN THE NEWS

“Guide to Safe Schools” (.pdf)

Emergency Management Plan (.pdf)
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