• Left to right - CSSRC Staff Member Brad Stiles and Former Governor Bill Ritter. Also visible are Melissa Weiss, Christine Harms and Margaret Ochoa.  2018 Safe Schools Summit. 

  • CSSRC Director, Christine Harms at the 2018 Safe Schools Summit.

  • CSSRC Resource Specialist, Evan West.

  • Margaret Ochoa, CSSRC, presenting at the 2018 Safe Schools Summit. 

  • Former Governor Bill Ritter Celebrates the 10th Anniversary of the CSSRC. October, 2018. 

  • CDPS Executive Director, Stan Hilkey at the 2018 Safe Schools Summit. 

  • 201 Legislative Report.

    2017 Legislative Report.

    The Colorado School Safety Resource Center Legislative Report is out now. Download the report here. Or visit the About Us page to download a copy.

Supporting Safe and Positive Colorado Schools

The mission of the Colorado School Safety Resource Center (CSSRC) is to assist educators, emergency responders, community organizations, school mental health professionals, parents and students to create safe, positive and successful school environments for Colorado students in all pre K-12 and higher education schools.

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What’s New

Download the 2018 CSSRC Legislative Report

The 2018 Legislative Report of the Colorado School Safety Resource Center is now available to read and download.

Register for NFPA 3000 Courses in Fort Morgan and La Junta

(Jan. 9, 2019) Registration is open for two NFPA 3000 courses being held in Fort Morgan, CO and La Junta CO. 

School Threat Assessment Symposium Will Examine Why Kids Kill; How to Deal with Digital Threats

(Jan. 8, 2019) The CSSRC will host a one-day threat assessment symposium for schools on Feb. 5 in Thornton. The symposium will take a deep-dive look at two critical threats facing schools today: school shooters and digital threats.
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