School leaders have a comprehensive responsibility for ensuring school safety, which includes developing and implementing safety plans, providing security personnel, and educating students about safety procedures.

Student discipline policies are not typically included in comprehensive school safety plans, as they are more focused on maintaining order and discipline within the school environment, rather than responding to emergencies or crises.

School staff play a crucial role in crisis management by following the school's crisis management plan, providing support and assistance to students and families, and communicating with parents and the community about the crisis.

Financial crises are not typically considered to be a type of crisis that schools may face, as they are more related to the financial management of the school district or institution.

School-wide drills and exercises are essential for preparing students and staff for emergencies, identifying weaknesses in the school's safety plan, and building confidence and familiarity with safety procedures.

Releasing information to the media without first verifying its accuracy is not a recommended practice for crisis communication in schools, as it can lead to the spread of misinformation and confusion.

Law enforcement plays a multifaceted role in school safety, including providing security for the school, investigating crimes that occur on school property, and working with school administrators to develop safety plans.

Smartboards are not typically considered to be a type of school safety technology, as they are primarily used for educational purposes.

Involving students in school safety planning is important for getting their input on safety concerns and solutions, empowering them to take an active role in their own safety, and building a sense of community and ownership among students.

Ignoring reports of bullying is not a recommended practice for preventing bullying in schools, as it can send the message that bullying is tolerated and can lead to an increase in bullying incidents.

Parents and the community play a vital role in school safety by being aware of the school's safety plan and procedures, reporting any safety concerns to school administrators, and working with the school to create a safe and supportive learning environment.

Blaming the victims of the crisis is not a recommended practice for responding to a crisis in a school, as it can be harmful and retraumatizing for those affected by the crisis.

Conducting a post-crisis review is important for identifying what went well and what could be improved in the school's crisis response, providing closure for students, staff, and families, and helping to prevent similar crises from happening in the future.

Ignoring student concerns and complaints is not a recommended practice for creating a safe and supportive school climate, as it can lead to students feeling unheard and unsupported.

School counselors play a multifaceted role in school safety, including providing support and counseling to students who have been affected by a crisis, helping students develop coping mechanisms for dealing with stress and trauma, and working with school administrators to develop and implement safety plans.