According to the National Center for Education Statistics, there were 27, 223
private education institutions in America during the 1999-2000 school year.  
There are approximately 30,400 private schools in America for the 2006-2007
school year.  The total number of private schools for the 1999-2000 school
year can be further segmented.  Catholic schools accounted for 8,102 of the
27, 223 total private schools.  Another 13,268 schools were classified as
“other religious,” and nonsectarian schools represented yet another 5,853.  

In 1999-2000, there were 5,262,849 students enrolled in private schools with
404,066 teachers.  Contrast this with the 2006 projected private school
enrollment figure of 6,419,000.  “Eighty-four percent of private school
students attend religiously-affiliated schools, and eighty percent of those
schools have fewer than three hundred students” (Council for American
Private Education, 2006).  Forty-two percent of these schools are located in
central cities.  Another forty percent of them are located in urban areas or
large cities.  

Some states contain higher concentrations of private schools than do
others.  The states listed below are a ranking of private schools with the
highest enrollment in descending order.

State                Number of Private School Students
1.  California                          619,067
2.  New York                          475,942
3.  Pennsylvania                   339,484
4.  Illinois                               299,871
5.  Florida                              290,872
6.  Ohio                                  254,494
7.  Texas                                227,645
8.  New Jersey                      198,631
9.  Michigan                           179,579
10.  Maryland                        144,131

The average private school had 193 students in 1999-2000.  Among private
schools, eighty percent had enrollments of less than 300.  Private Catholic
schools had an average enrollment of 315 students.  The average
enrollment among religious schools was 141 and 144 for nonsectarian
schools.  

In order to properly service Christian schools by delivering relevant statistical
information about the area, a detailed synopsis of the existing state of their
security, and a rate-and-rank from highest-impact, lowest-cost to highest-
cost, lowest impact while covering operational expenses including back-
office processing and assessor travel, the market price for conducting a site
security assessment in private schools is $100 per enrolled student with a
100 student minimum.  However,
SAFE School provides these services for a
fraction of the market cost.  Call or email us today for pricing!  

Society demands that employees be protected through unions and
regulations such as OSHA.  America’s educational institutions and the
foundation and hope for tomorrow deserve the same courtesy – to learn in a
secure environment.  The extended challenge to parents around the country
is to rise up and demand that schools address the need.  The first step to
addressing the issue of school safety is to have a full understanding of the
current state of security assessed by an independent, professional site
security organization.
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Site Security Assessments
SAFE School conducts on-site, physical security assessments that
evaluate all aspects of a school's security including social engineering,
physical buildings, surrounding communities, and existing crisis
communication and management polices and procedures.

PRICE - Contact Us for quote (We have financed assessments as
low as $100/month!)

Custom Dynamic Security (CDS)
SAFE School is able to leverage its knowledge of school security and
safety practices.  
SAFE is able to be retained for questions,
concerns, real-time crisis management, or general consultation
regarding a range of issues from particular events, new buildings,
website content, etc.  
SAFE's consultation services may be retained
on a nine or twelve month contractual basis.  This service not only
provides peace of mind to school administration, but also to the
parents of current and potential students as a school who implements
a continual improvement approach toward school security.  
SAFE
School can customize a crisis management plan to your school.  Due
diligence and pro-active crisis prevention requires a written, tailored
crisis communication protocol for how a school intends to handle
security violations, threats to school or student safety, and all manner
of evacuation plans including off-site transportation and crisis
management control areas.

PRICE - $100 per month average

Crisis Management Training
SAFE School conducts on-site crisis management training seminars.  
Crisis Management Training is invaluable for staff, students, and
parents alike.  Understanding each person's respective role in advance
will allow for better execution in the event of an emergency.  Each
seminar is around two hours.  Issues surrounding how to handle
social engineering, evacuations, media-relations, parent
communication, and site control during times of crisis are addressed.  
Handouts of the presentation will be available post-delivery.

LiveMeeting PRICE - $500              On-Site PRICE - $2000

School Security Seminar
SAFE School conducts on-site School Security Seminars that are
power-packed with information around the prevention of security
issues.  The focus of this seminar is to instill a pro-active mentality,
approach, and course of action regarding school security.  Your
students, staff, and parents will get behind your security initiatives
and efforts as a result of mastering the information presented.  
Handouts of the presentation will be available post-delivery.

LiveMeeting PRICE - $500             On-Site PRICE - $2000
Services
Security Assessments for Educators
Our Services
SAFE's vision and
mission statement is to
see every school in
America receive a
tri-annual site security
assessment.
SAFE School assesses all aspects of the
building and its safety and security
including policies, procedures, and staff
interviews.  However, contracting
SAFE's
services in no way guarantees that your
school will not have a security breach or
crisis.  It is
SAFE's goal to document,
point out, and make aware potential
areas of vulnerability to better prevent a
crisis from happening.  
SAFE is not
responsible for any school crisis of the
schools it assesses since it does not
require the safety and security
enhancements it recommends to be
implemented.
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