Safety-Care® for Education
A core part of your district-wide school safety and behavioral health plan. Safety-Care equips educators, support staff, and transportation teams with practical, prevention-focused skills to manage behavioral crises safely and respectfully. Safety-Care aligns with existing district funding models and integrates naturally into MTSS and PBIS frameworks.
This approach supports district-wide consistency across schools, so staff respond the same way to behavioral escalation regardless of classroom, building, or role.
Safety-Care® is trusted by public and private K–12 school districts, special education programs, after-school settings, vocational programs, and early childhood centers. We work closely with special and general education teachers, paraprofessionals, behavior specialists, school psychologists, counselors, administrators, and even transportation staff—anyone who plays a role in student safety and success.
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Build safe, structured classrooms through proactive support
Increase staff awareness, reduce injury risk, and address staff safety, burnout, and behavioral uncertainty through hands-on practice and consistent response.
Use safe interventions with constant monitoring and minimal intrusiveness.
Districts moving from CPI (Crisis Prevention Institute) to Safety‑Care report fewer restraints, fewer injuries, and better alignment with PBIS and MTSS (Multi‑Tiered System of Supports) frameworks. Safety‑Care provides practical, prevention‑first strategies staff can use immediately—not theoretical content or restraint sequences.
Safety-Care is designed for district-wide implementation, helping schools establish consistent, prevention-first responses across classrooms, schools, and staff roles.
Recognize and prevent early signs of student distress
Apply reinforcement‑based de‑escalation techniques consistent with PBIS
Maintain safety through least‑restrictive procedures
Align with state reporting and documentation requirements
Build a consistent safety culture across classrooms and transportation
