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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the threat assessment template in the editor.
Begin by filling in the date at the top of the form, ensuring accurate record-keeping.
In the 'Administrator completing form' section, enter your name, school, and position to identify who is conducting the assessment.
Provide detailed information about the student making the threat, including their name, date of birth, address, and emergency contact details.
Answer questions regarding any history of violent behavior or discipline referrals for the student. This helps assess potential risks.
Document specifics about the threat itself: when it occurred, where it was made, and who reported it. Use quotation marks for direct quotes.
Identify victim(s) or recipient(s) of the threat and provide their names and grades. Check all applicable recipients.
Complete witness interviews using provided questions to gather comprehensive accounts from those involved.
Finally, summarize findings on the Threat Assessment and Response Summary Sheet to determine threat levels and appropriate responses.

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What questions are asked in the threat assessment interview?

What are the students motive(s) and goals? Have there been any communications suggesting ideas or intent to attack? Does the student have the capacity to carry out an act of targeted violence? Does the student have a trusting relationship with at least one responsible adult?

What questions are asked in a threat assessment?

The threat assessment process follows the following key steps: Step 1: Notification of a threat. Step 2: Information gathering. Step 3: Analysis of information. Step 4: Assessing the threat. Step 5: Make the assessment.

How do you write a threat assessment?

What key elements should a threat assessment template include? Identification of potential threats (internal and external) Assessment of threat likelihood and potential impact. Vulnerabilities that could be exploited. Existing controls and countermeasures. Recommendations for mitigation and responsible parties.

What does a threat assessment involve?

In the security and protection industry, threat assessment involves evaluating and analyzing potential risks that could compromise the safety of critical infrastructure and the people associated with a specific site or facility.