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Can Colorado teachers feel more prepared for school emergencies?

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Between reading, writing, and arithmetic, there are also disease outbreaks, natural disasters, and acts of violence at schools. While school districts have security and drills for these events, educators often have unanswered questions and are left feeling anxious and overwhelmed.

Two Anschutz researchers wanted to change that, starting with gathering school staffs ideas and addressing their questions about safety.

They want to be part of decision-making, said Natalie Schwatke, an assistant professor at the Colorado School of Public Health on the CU Anschutz Medical Campus. They want to contribute.

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