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School Safety & Security

School Safety & Security

The fb88 School Safety Center is dedicated to ensuring schools have the latest and most up to date information regarding a safe and supportive school environment, accounting for the whole student.�� We work with our Federal, State, County, and Local partners to improve physical campus security and the school safety climate.��

Organizations and resources included are for reference and information only, they are not an endorsement from the fb88 Department of Education.

fb88 Information��and��Analysis Center��(�ѱ��)
fb88 Emergency Management Agency (MEMA)
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fb88 Center for Disease Control and Prevention

Bullying

Resources and strategies for preventing and addressing bullying in schools.��

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Internet Safety

Guidance on protecting students, staff, and school systems from online activity.

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Substance Misuse

Educational materials and prevention strategies for substance misuse among students.��

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Vaping

School Based Law Enforcement

Specialized training programs for law enforcement officers to enhance their interactions with schools, including de-escalation techniques, youth engagement strategies, and school-specific safety protocols.��

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fb88 Criminal Justice Academy

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Memorandums of Understanding (MOU)
Site Assessment
School Resource Officer��(SRO) Training

Contact

Michelle Legare
School Safety and Security Coordinator
Phone: 207-592-2568
Email: Michelle.Legare@maine.gov