Ken Trump of National School Safety and Security returns with more detail on a timely topic. In this second interview, he details the training of building staffs for awareness and response to the possibility of a security breech which can occur unexpectedly on campus. He also offers additional insights on student safety
Safety and Security in our public school buildings are the topic of this Dialogues interview with Ken Trump, the President of National School Safety and Security Services. His company, a preeminent, nationally recognized consultant on school safety and security, is based in Cleveland, and was recently hired by the Lorain City Schools to enhance their programs. He explains evaluation process and training exercises which include administrators, teachers, and consultations
An issue which has been facing educators for centuries continues today here in Ohio: ”How to teach our children to read.” Dr. Sue Corbin is Chair of the Division of Professional Education at Notre Dame College in South Euclid, Ohio. In this interview, she discusses the latest challenges to educators in Ohio, maintaining that politics and money are again influencing the Science of Reading program being “thrust upon educators.” The opinions of a professional educator on this controversial topic are presented here in detail.
Ken Trump. Photo from schoolsecurity.org
Kenneth S. Trump is a school security expert, presenter, and consultant based in Cleveland. His specialty is much in demand in light of growing concerns as violent incidents have become more frequent. As President of National School Safety and Security Services, a national consulting firm, he describes to Bob Tayek various aspects of emergency preparedness training, security assessments, crisis communications, and other such things with which he deals on a daily basis. (Ken Trump is no relation to the President.)
Broome
Kerrie Broome is the new Executive Director of the historical society. In this interview with Bob Tayek, she relates her lifelong experience in the county to her interest in local history. She describes the organization’s mission and its unique programs, particularly relating to education. and her plans for the future in her new leadership role.
Andrew Wright is a proud instructor at Lake Ridge Academy because his students spearheaded a significant project bringing solar energy to the campus. The array of solar panels, quite noticeable from the Ohio Turnpike in North Ridgeville, Ohio, were the result of students taking the initiative and the community coming aboard. Wright tells the fascinating story to Bob Tayek.
A UNIVERSITY RESPONSE TO DEMAND FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
Professor Mike Martin, Chairman of the Biology Department at John Carroll University, tells Bob Tayek in this interview about a new university program designed to direct young people to roles in the growing field of health care and related services. Directed at college-bound high school students, this university program informs individuals of the kind of education and training that can lead to rewarding and fulfilling careers.
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