• Sam Jingfors Presents Digital Threat Assessment at the 2019 CSSRC Threat Assessment Symposium. 

  • Dr. Peter Langman presents at the 2019 Threat Assessment Symposium. 

  • CDPS Executive Director Stan Hilkey at the Threat Assessment Symposium

    CDPS Executive Director Stan Hilkey, right, attends the 2019 Threat Assessment Symposium. 

  • 2018 Legislative Report.

    The Colorado School Safety Resource Center Legislative Report is out now. Visit the About Us page to download a copy.

    Photo by Evan West.

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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Keep Kids Away from Marijuana at 420 Festival

View an informational bulletin from SmartCO on keeping kids away from Marijuana at Denver's upcoming 420 Festival. 

Resources for Responding to April 17 School Threat

Our colleagues at Adams12 Schools, and the ADL have prepared these messages for parents to help them explain the circumstances of the last hours to their children.  We thank them for their good work and with their permission, we wanted to share it with all.

Western Slope Youth Safety Symposium will Address Marijuana, Bullying, Sexting and More

(April 8, 2019) -- The Montrose County School District and the Colorado School Safety Resource Center (CSSRC) will host a one-day Youth Safety Symposium on May 9, featuring a variety of workshops and keynote presentations by an expert on the marijuana industry and a best-selling author whose work inspired the movie Mean Girls.
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