Regional School Safety Center (RSSC)

Regional School Safety Center (RSSC)2024-02-22T16:11:06-08:00

Partnership & Solutions for Safe & Healthy Students

About

About the Regional School Safety Center

The Regional School Safety Center (RSSC) at ESD 112 is the heart of a comprehensive, community-wide approach to school-based safety planning and behavioral and mental health support. The RSSC works in close partnership with OSPI.

By utilizing a combination of best-practices approaches to behavioral health, student threat assessment, school safety coordination, and wellness and treatment services, a more complete picture of student needs and supports can be developed. The RSSC creates unique connections across school, community, state, and local systems to provide a comprehensive approach to behavioral health and school safety.

The RSSC offers a comprehensive “one-stop-shop” solution to school safety needs.

Services

Regional School Safety Center Services

Using a best practices approach and point people assigned to areas of focus, ESD 112’s RSSC provides a comprehensive picture of student needs and available supports.

Who to Contact

Who to Contact

Travis Effinger

Threat Assessment Coordinator

Contact

Phone: 360-209-8879

Email: travis.effinger@esd112.org

Jennifer Hines

Behavioral Health Program Specialist

Contact

Phone: 360-952-3372

Email: jennifer.hines@esd112.org

Don Lawry

Threat Assessment Coordinator

Contact

Phone: 360-952-3336

Email: don.lawry@esd112.org

Corina McEntire

School Safety Coordinator

Contact

Phone: 360-952-3528

Email: corina.mcentire@esd112.org

Susan Peng-Cowan

Behavioral Health Navigator

Contact

Phone: 360-952-3612

Email: susan.peng-cowan@esd112.org

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Prevent Coalition (Prevent), a community coalition formed in 2003 and supported by the fiscal agent Educational Service District 112, has received an Opioid Prevention Grant to help fight opioid misuse among youth in Clark County. [...]

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