HeyJaredSafer Ed
Safer Ed examines the full spectrum of safety challenges in today’s schools—from bullying and digital citizenship to science lab safety and trauma-informed responses.
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- Sep 28, 2026
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After the Final Bell: Who Is Responsible When School Stays Open? (opens the original)
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The school day has ended, but the building is still active. Teams are practicing. Clubs are meeting. Students are rehearsing, receiving tutoring, attending dances, and participating in community events. Then something changes. The power goes out. Severe weather approaches. A student becomes ill. An exterior door is found open. The main office is closed. The nurse has left. Administrators may be off campus. Who is in charge? In this episode of Safer Ed , we examine the safety gap that can emerge
Safety in Motion: Who Is Responsible When Students Leave Campus? (opens the original)
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The away game is over. The equipment is loaded, the driver is ready, and the team is supposed to leave. But one student is missing. A teammate says the student left with a parent. The assistant coach thought the head coach approved it. No one documented the change, and the student’s phone is going directly to voicemail. In Season 4, Episode 3 of Safer Ed , we examine how responsibility follows students beyond the school building—and why every transition during school-sponsored travel must be tre
Before a Crisis: How Schools Recognize and Respond to Concerning Behavior (opens the original)
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A teacher notices a troubling sentence. A coach sees a change in behavior. A classmate discovers a disturbing social media post. A counselor knows the student is experiencing a difficult loss. Each person has one piece of information—but no one has the full picture. In Season 4, Episode 2 of Safer Ed , we examine how schools can recognize, report, and evaluate concerning behavior before a situation becomes a crisis. Behavioral threat assessment is not about profiling students or predicting the f
Planning the Unthinkable: Do School Safety Drills Actually Prepare Us? (opens the original)
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The drill was completed. The hallways were quiet. Classroom doors were secured. Attendance was reported, and students returned to their lessons. But the questions remained. After taking the summer off, SaferEd returns for Season 4 with a broader examination of school safety—inside the classroom, beyond the school day, and everywhere students remain in a school’s care. In this season-opening episode, we ask an important question: Do school safety drills truly prepare people—or do they simply conf
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