S.A.M. Training
Sexual Assault/Molestation
We created this training because we wanted to give schools the power to protect & save children in a world that compels caution.
Prepare
Prevent
Protect
Save
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Recognize
The Signs
Protecting kids from sexual assault is all of our responsibility
A teacher
Notices their hardworking and bright student’s grades start slipping and they avoid participating in class.
A custodial member
Walks past a student every day who lingers long after school is over to avoid
going home.
going home.
A principal
Sees a student covered in bruises tensing up whenever another certain student
passes by them.
passes by them.
There are thousands of scenarios like these where school staff have successfully intervened in a child’s life by noticing these signs and taken action.
Reports filed to Child Protection Agencies
Recognize
The Signs
Protecting kids from sexual assault is all of our responsibility
A teacher
Notices their hardworking and bright student’s grades start slipping and they avoid participating in class.
A custodial member
Walks past a student every day who lingers long after school is over to avoid
going home.
going home.
A principal
Sees a student covered in bruises tensing up whenever another certain student
passes by them.
passes by them.
There are thousands of scenarios like these where school staff have successfully intervened in a child’s life by noticing these signs and taken action.
Reports to Child Protection Agencies Yearly
Know 
How To Take Action
Learn the proper procedures to help protect your students, your school, and yourself
Report
Make accurate reports through the proper channels.
Requirements
Understand your state laws and what Title IX requires.
Respond
Be proactive in the safety of your school.
We have developed a process to teach schools how to see the signs, accurately report, and work with law enforcement to use investigative techniques to build cases for successful outcome.
Know
How To Take Action
Learn the proper procedures to help protect your students, your school, and yourself
Report
Make accurate reports through the proper channels.
Requirements
Understand your state laws and what Title IX requires.
Respond
Be proactive in the safety of your school.
We have developed a process to teach schools how to see the signs, accurately report, and work with law enforcement to use investigative techniques to build cases for successful outcome.
Protect
What Matters
Take care of the things that are the most important
Your Students
Keep kids safe and defend the most vulnerable around you.
Your School
Ensure your institution maintains its integrity and reputation.
Yourself
Avoid being the target of blame with the proper response.
Giving school staff the confidence and education to spot the early signs of assault, know what is proper conduct with students, and how schools can contribute to the safety of our youth.
1 in 7
Children experienced abuse and neglect in 2019
Protect
What Matters
Take care of the things that are the most important
Your Students
Keep kids safe and defend the most vulnerable around you.
Your School
Ensure your institution maintains its integrity and reputation.
Yourself
Avoid being the target of blame with the proper response.
Giving school staff the confidence and education to spot the early signs of assault, know what is proper conduct with students, and how schools can contribute to the safety of our youth.
1 in 7
Children experienced abuse and neglect in 2019
S.A.M. Training
We designed this course with school administration, law enforcement, school insurance companies, and child psychologists. We provide a trackable training program for staff, tools for administrative investigation, and solutions for how to intervene in these critical incidents.
Covering What You Need To Know
Title IX
Work with Law Enforcement
Comprehensive Training
State Laws
Signs of Assault
Legal Practices
Accurate Reporting
Insurance Liability
Protect Your Students
Proper Procedures
Coordinated Responses
Basic
Training
For all school staff
This training is designed for all members of school staff to educate themselves and their colleagues on proper conduct with students, how to recognize signs of physical/sexual assault and neglect, and how to accurately report to administration who then carries on the investigation with the proper authorities.
Advanced
Training
For all school staff
This training is designed for administrators that are looking for how to train their schools on Title IX, how to work with other agencies such as local law enforcement, Child Protective Services, and insurance agencies. SALVO wants to give you the tools to protect your schools and your staff, by taking the right precautions and actions during an investigation.
Case Study
School district sued over
child molester coach
A former tennis player at Tamalpais High School in Mill Valley has filed a lawsuit against the school district, alleging it failed to protect him from a sexually predatory coach. The former coach is Normandie Burgos, who worked at Tam High from the late 1990s until his arrest in 2006. He avoided conviction at a trial in Marin, but a case filed years later in the East Bay landed him in state prison.
Case Study
School district sued over
child molester coach
A former tennis player at Tamalpais High School in Mill Valley has filed a lawsuit against the school district, alleging it failed to protect him from a sexually predatory coach. The former coach is Normandie Burgos, who worked at Tam High from the late 1990s until his arrest in 2006. He avoided conviction at a trial in Marin, but a case filed years later in the East Bay landed him in state prison.
Case Study
Teacher sexual misconduct
Beyond the human toll for children who have been sexually traumatized by school employees in positions of authority, the costs to taxpayers when educators fail to properly intervene are staggering. In Southern California alone, teenage victims of sexual abuse in high-profile cases over the past seven years have been paid $312.7 million to settle their lawsuits against school districts.
In Lawsuits due to 1 Teacher over 30 Yrs of Abuse
Case Study
Teacher sexual misconduct
Beyond the human toll for children who have been sexually traumatized by school employees in positions of authority, the costs to taxpayers when educators fail to properly intervene are staggering. In Southern California alone, teenage victims of sexual abuse in high-profile cases over the past seven years have been paid $312.7 million to settle their lawsuits against school districts.