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Click to Learn more	Agent Richard Agundez, School Resource Officer (SRO), became a hero and example for all SRO's when he found himself in a position to save the lives of his assigned students by taking immediate action to stop a sniper attack on his campus at Granite Hills High School.
*Click to Learn more*	Frank G. Green, Executive Director, Keys To Safer Schools.com, is a Licensed Mental Health Therapist and member of the American Counseling Association and more. Frank’s experience spans a 20-year military career and Frank’s 15 years of therapy experience includes residential, clinical, and private practice with a concentration on Youth at Risk and their families.
*Click to Learn more*	Bo Munthe, Sweden School Safety Professional Member of IASSP (International Association of School Safety Professionals). He has worked on issues for preventing workplace violence and threat-and-risk assessments, implementing plan-of-actions and teaching how to act safe in an unsafe world. He is a Black belt in a number of styles, i.e. judo, jiujitsu, ninjutsu, training that has become increasingly relevant.
*Click to Learn more*	Mike Nelson, Director of Program Development and Instruction, Keys To Safer Schools.com, is a Licensed Mental Health Therapist and a National Certified Counselor. He developed or expanded programs such as Teen Court, Truancy Prevention, School Based Day Treatment Programs, Sanction Schools, Electronic Monitoring and more. He has provided therapist services to Serious Offender Juveniles and developed effective behavioral plans for schools to use with these types of students.
*Click to Learn more*	Kate Cohen-Posey, Therapist, best-selling author and expert on bullying will be in attendance. She is the author of How to Handle Bullies, Teasers and Other Meanies and has presented at numerous conferences, appeared on the Health Television Network, Ivanho Broadcast News, various radio shows and contributed to articles for several magazines.

AGENT RICHARD AGUNDEZ, School Resource Officer, is a 20 veteran of law enforcement with the El Cajon, California Police Department. Agent Agundez was visiting Granite Hills High School (one of two schools he worked as an SRO) when shots rang out and panic swept the campus. His training saved the day as he identified the source of the shots and quickly moved into position to eliminate the threat and restore safety his assigned school. From other school shootings that had no SRO to respond, we can only speculate as to how many lives may have been spared by his presence and training. Agent Agundez has served in a number of more traditional law enforcement roles including seven years as a member of the elite Special Weapons And Tactics (SWAT) Team. Prior to becoming an SRO he served the community and schools as a DARE Officer. Agent Agundez serves or has served on the Boards of Directors of:

FRANK G. GREEN, Executive Director, Keys To Safer Schools.com, is a Licensed Mental Health Therapist and member of the American Counseling Association, Association for Ethical and Religious Values in Counseling, the Arkansas Mental Health Counselors Association and the Learning Disabilities Association. Frank’s experience spans a 20-year military career where he trained young men and women in leadership, management and technical skills. Among other relevant experiences in military service, he was trained in dealing with international and local terrorism and bomb threat techniques. Since then, he has served as the Assistant Director of the Arkansas Division of Youth Services where he was responsible for the care and training of incarcerated Juveniles across the state including Serious Offender Programs. He created a pilot project of establishing a Boys and Girls Club inside the state’s primary Juvenile Facility to instill a sense of community in these locked-up, at risk youth. He also served as Assistant Director and Counselor of Saline County Boys and Girls Club. He has worked closely with public and private schools and with the Juvenile Justice System to develop Alternative Schools and School Based Day Treatment Programs. Frank’s 15 years of therapy experience includes residential, clinical, and private practice with a concentration on Youth at Risk and their families. He has received specialized training in Organizational Effectiveness, Explosives, Threat Analysis, Comptroller, Leadership and Management, Cognitive Restructuring for Juveniles, ADD/ADHD, Managing Aggressive Behavior, and Therapeutic Hold Techniques.

BO MUNTHE, Sweden School Safety Professional. Member of IASSP (International Association of School Safety Professionals) since 1999. Trained and certified by NSSC, National School Safety Centre and John Jay College of criminal justice, USA, school safety issues, 2000. Fellow member of the American Institute of Stress, 1999. Working with issues for Preventing Workplace Violence. Working with threat- and risk assessments, implementing plan-of-actions and teaching how to act safe in an unsafe world. Is studying and training the ancient Japanese forms of Martial Arts since 1958. Is a Black belt in a number of them, i.e. judo, jiujitsu, ninjutsu. Read Bo's article about the death of a 13-year-old school girl by clicking here:

MIKE NELSON, Director of Program Development and Instruction, Keys To Safer Schools.com, is a Licensed Mental Health Therapist and a National Certified Counselor whose broad professional background offers a tremendous depth to all served. He has served as the Assistant Director of Youth Services and then as Director of Program Development for a Tri-County Mental Health Center. As a member of the Arkansas Youth Services Providers Association, he chaired a committee that developed standards for the state in the Mental Health care provided by the Arkansas Division of Youth Services. Mike’s experience includes clinical work with serious offender juveniles and their families. He developed or expanded programs such as Teen Court, Truancy Prevention, and Electronic Monitoring. He has assisted numerous public schools with development of Behavioral Classroom, Alternative School, Sanctioned School, and School Based Day Treatment programs. He has worked extensively with various levels of the Juvenile Justice System in the state of Arkansas and others. Mike also worked with the Arkansas Medicaid system and authored much of the state’s Revenue Maximization efforts. He has received specialized training dealing with Severe Behavioral Problems, Physical Restraint Techniques, Juveniles in Corrections Institutions, Sexual Abuse, individuals with AIDS, ADHD/ADD, PTSD and other anxiety disorders, Gangs, Bomb threats, and Anger & Aggression in Children

Kate Cohen-Posey is a licensed Mental Health Counselor and Marriage and Family Therapist practicing in Florida since 1973. She taught school before earning her Masters degree from Northern Illinois University. She is the author of How to Handle Bullies, Teasers and Other Meanies (Rainbow Books, 1995) which has been cited as one of the most practical books to give young people tools to handle everyday cruelties. She is also the author of Brief Therapy Client Handouts (John Wiley & Sons, Inc, 2000) which gives information every home needs to hanve on relationships and common emotional problems. Cohen-Posey has presented at numerous conferences, appeared on the @Health Television Network, Ivanho Broadcast News, various radious shows and contributed to articles for several magazines.