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Be the Impact: 2027 School Safety Summit

About the School Safety Summit

Join us for the ‘Be the Impact’ School Safety Summit, a key event focused on enhancing the safety and wellbeing of our students and educational communities. This summit is tailored for educators, law enforcement, school operations staff, and community members committed to fostering a secure learning environment.

Free Entry

School Safety Summit Agenda

Agenda

Event Details



Houston City College Northeast Campus
Learning HUB Building
555 Community College Drive
Houston, TX 77013
 
 

In Partnership With

Houston City College

Thank You Sponsors

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Who Should Attend?

Free Entry
Staff

Breakout Sessions

E-Bike Safety

 

Head Start Student

 

Decision Making During Crisis

 

Staff Wellness and Safety Leadership

 

“Safety needs to be at the forefront of everybody’s mind all the time because you never know when something is going to happen.” — Leslie Etheridge, Director of Center for Safe and Secure Schools
Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Additional Questions?

Center for Safe and Secure Schools
Harris County Department of Education
6005 Westview
Houston, TX 77055

Phone: 713-696-0771
 

Robert Marquez
School Safety and Security Specialist
robert.marquez@hcde-texas.org

About the Center for Safe and Secure Schools

Harris County Department of Education’s Center for Safe and Secure Schools was established in 1999 at the request of school superintendents to advance safe and secure environments for learning and teaching. CSSS partners with federal, state and local entities to take the lead in the development of increased safety and security strategies, standards and best practices for K-16 school environments for both students and educators. CSSS continually seeks new and innovative opportunities to build safer and more secure learning environments.

 

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About HCDE

Harris County Department of Education (HCDE) is a unique hybrid educational service provider supporting school districts, governmental entities and nonprofits in the third-largest county in the country. As the last remaining county office of education in Texas, HCDE directly serves students from birth to adult and provides services that support more than 257,300 students and 39,600 educators each year. HCDE also provides services to dozens of governmental agencies and nonprofits.

HCDE turns every $1 of property taxes into more than $7 in services. By leveraging property tax dollars through fees for service and grant funds, HCDE has become a model of fiscal efficiency and has won numerous financial accounting awards in Texas and around the country.