RSU 56 is excited to offer free of charge ALICE training centered on providing participants with the skills and confidence to respond effectively during active shooter incidents. This four hour block of time centers on trauma-informed delivery, and options-based strategies which build participant confidence and teach effective preparedness and response skills used to survive in a violent incident, regardless of location or circumstance.
The first offering of this training is open to high school students, RSU 56 staff and RSU 56 families. A waiver to participate is required and will be available to sign on the day of the event. Students MUST be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
ALICE; a nationally recognized program centered on science and biological response times which when effectively used with taught strategies, has been shown to dramatically increase survival rates when confronted with an active shooter situation.
If interested please contact our ALICE instructor Deputy Justin D. Onofrio of the Oxford County Sheriff’s Office at jonofrio@rsu56.org with your name, contact email and phone number of participants wishing to sign up.
Additional information can be found at https://www.alicetraining.com/about-us/
The first offering of this training is DECEMBER 6th from 0830 - 1230.
Deputy Justin D. Onofrio
Oxford County Sheriff’s Office
RSU 56 SRO