Prepared for Ashbrook Independent School
Cars in the loop, kids at the front door, teachers in the halls. Every family trusts Ashbrook to keep this morning ordinary. Tacilent empowers your team to keep the promise.
Warning signs show up in pieces.
Illustrative examples. At least 18 states require schools to conduct security assessments, maintain threat assessment teams, or both. Five require a security assessment every year.
Every part of your campus, checked.
Schematic, not a map of Ashbrook. Tap each number.
From scattered signs to a clear first fix.
Lock the side door, and route every visitor through one front entrance.
- Why
- The most likely way an intruder gets inside
- Owner
- Facilities lead
- By
- Friday
- Next
- Walk every classroom and confirm each door locks
Illustrative example. Your threat assessment produces Ashbrook's real priority list.
What could happen, and at what cost, if we do nothing?
- A short list of fixes, with owners and dates
- Staff who know their role in a lockdown
- Police who know your building
- A plan the board and families can see
- Gaps found during a real emergency
- Slower response while police search for the right door
- Closures, lost enrollment and lawsuits
- Families asking why no one acted
Practice an active shooter response together.
A live practice session with your staff and local police, then a lessons-learned report with the top actions.
Four questions we answer for Ashbrook.
What matters most?
Which threats matter most to Ashbrook right now?
What do we fix first?
What should we fix first to keep everyone safe?
What if we wait?
What could happen, and at what cost, if we do nothing?
Are we ready?
Do staff and local police know what to do in an active shooter emergency?
Documents your team can use the next day.
Campus safety assessment
A plain-language report on every part of campus
Priority action list
What to fix first, who owns each fix, and by when
Written safety policy
One policy document for the head of school and board
Step-by-step procedures
Lockdown, reunification, visitors and reporting a concern
Practice session report
What went well and what to improve
Annual assessment and review
A new assessment every year, with policy and procedures updated
Three ways to work together.
Option 1 and Option 2 fees credit toward Option 3. The $5,000 onboarding fee is waived when Option 3 is signed within 30 days of Option 1 or 2.
Community Safety Circle
Priced separatelyFour times a year, Ashbrook hosts local police and nearby schools to share what each is seeing, compare best practices and plan together. In a small town, one shared picture keeps every school safer, and puts Ashbrook at the center.
Critical steps you can take right now.
No budget needed. Check them off as your team works through them. 0 of 5 done
Our track record.
City of Atlanta
Built and trained by former FBI, DoD Special Operations, Harvard, Georgia Tech, and Big Four risk and intelligence experts.
Next steps.
A call with a risk, security and intelligence expert
- A demo of our solution
- An overview of how we work
- Your questions, answered