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Friday September 11, 2026 11:30am - 12:20pm MDT
Limited Capacity seats available
School safety is no longer just about responding to crises; it is about preventing them through structured, consistent, and collaborative threat assessment. Superintendents and district leaders across the state have identified a critical vulnerability: the lack of a unified protocol. We can mitigate fragmented communication between schools, mental health professionals, and law enforcement that put campuses at risk by making sure that we are all speaking the same language.  This session explores the critical shift from reactive security measures to proactive threat management. Attendees will learn the foundational concepts of the Colorado Threat Assessment & Management Protocol (CTAMP) and discover how standardizing practices across multi-disciplinary teams creates a seamless, reliable safety net for all students. 
Speakers
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Amy Miglinas

Southwest Regional Training Consultant, Office of School Safety- CDPS
Amy Miglinas, a Michigan native, has called southwest Colorado home for nearly 29 years. Amy has dedicated her career to improving the educational landscape for students and school staff alike. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Secondary Education and Career & Technical Education from... Read More →
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Abigail Rendón

South Central Regional Training Consultant, Office of School Safety- CDPS
Abigail Rendón, M.S.

Abigail Rendón serves as the South Central Regional Training Consultant for the Colorado Office of School Safety. She brings 20 years of experience working in rural Colorado schools, often with limited resources, and is committed to supporting the unique needs of schools and communi... Read More →
Friday September 11, 2026 11:30am - 12:20pm MDT
McDaniel Hall (Room 204) 1500 First St, Alamosa, CO 81101, USA

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