2008 New York State Center for School Safety
New York State Center for School Safety
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STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES CENTER
FORMS
COMPONENTS OF SAVE
Facilities Assessment Form
West-Jane Ogilvie
Erie 1 BOCES
Phone: (716)821-7550
E-mail jogilvie@erie1.wnyric.org
Mid-West-Joan Vitkus
Genesee Valley BOCES
Phone: (585)344-7676
E-mail: jvitkus@gvboces.org
Mid-State-Lee Beals
OCM BOCES
Phone: (315)431-8556
E-mail: lbeals@ocmboces.org
Eastern
Capital Region BOCES
Phone: (518)464-3972
Hudson Valley
Joakim Lartey & Tammy Rhein
Ulster BOCES
Phone: 845-255-4874
E-mail: jlartey@mhric.org
E-mail: trhein@mhric.org
Long Island-Susan Kessler
Western Suffolk BOCES
Phone: (631)595-6814
E-mail: skessler@wsboces.org
NYC-Betty Rothbart
Phone: (212)374-0854
E-mail: brothba@nycboe.net
Erie 1 BOCES
Phone: (716)821-7550
E-mail jogilvie@erie1.wnyric.org
Mid-West-Joan Vitkus
Genesee Valley BOCES
Phone: (585)344-7676
E-mail: jvitkus@gvboces.org
Mid-State-Lee Beals
OCM BOCES
Phone: (315)431-8556
E-mail: lbeals@ocmboces.org
Eastern
Capital Region BOCES
Phone: (518)464-3972
Hudson Valley
Joakim Lartey & Tammy Rhein
Ulster BOCES
Phone: 845-255-4874
E-mail: jlartey@mhric.org
E-mail: trhein@mhric.org
Long Island-Susan Kessler
Western Suffolk BOCES
Phone: (631)595-6814
E-mail: skessler@wsboces.org
NYC-Betty Rothbart
Phone: (212)374-0854
E-mail: brothba@nycboe.net
Regional Centers
New York State Center for School Safety
175 Route 32 North
New Paltz, NY 12472
Phone: 845-255-8989
E-mail: scss@mhric.org
http://nyscenterforschoolsafety.org
New York State Student Support Services Center
Kim McLaughlin
Genesee Valley BOCES
Phone: (585)344-7574
E-mail: kmclaughlin@gvboces.org
Statewide School Health Services Center
Sally Schoessler
Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES
Phone: (585)349-7630
E-mail: sschoess@monroe2boces.org
NYS 21st CCLC Statewide Technical Assistance Center
NYS Center for School Safety
175 Route 32 North
New Paltz, NY12561
Phone: 845-255-8989
E-mail: fwatson@mhric.org
175 Route 32 North
New Paltz, NY 12472
Phone: 845-255-8989
E-mail: scss@mhric.org
http://nyscenterforschoolsafety.org
New York State Student Support Services Center
Kim McLaughlin
Genesee Valley BOCES
Phone: (585)344-7574
E-mail: kmclaughlin@gvboces.org
Statewide School Health Services Center
Sally Schoessler
Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES
Phone: (585)349-7630
E-mail: sschoess@monroe2boces.org
NYS 21st CCLC Statewide Technical Assistance Center
NYS Center for School Safety
175 Route 32 North
New Paltz, NY12561
Phone: 845-255-8989
E-mail: fwatson@mhric.org
State Centers
In his State of the State address on January 6, 1999, Governor George E. Pataki announced the creation of a Task Force on School Violence. Lt. Governor Mary O. Donohue was appointed to chair the Task Force.
The Lt. Governor gathered together a broad representation of qualified individuals from across the state, including students, parents, teachers, school administrators, law enforcement experts, business leaders, mental health professionals and local elected officials. The goal was to bring the best methods of improving school safety to every school to ensure that students are focused on meeting the high academic standards rather than on personal safety.
On July 24, 2000, Governor George E. Pataki signed into law the most comprehensive legislative plan in the nation, entitled Project SAVE (Safe Schools Against Violence in Education), to promote a safer and more effective learning environment within New York State's schools.
The Lt. Governor gathered together a broad representation of qualified individuals from across the state, including students, parents, teachers, school administrators, law enforcement experts, business leaders, mental health professionals and local elected officials. The goal was to bring the best methods of improving school safety to every school to ensure that students are focused on meeting the high academic standards rather than on personal safety.
On July 24, 2000, Governor George E. Pataki signed into law the most comprehensive legislative plan in the nation, entitled Project SAVE (Safe Schools Against Violence in Education), to promote a safer and more effective learning environment within New York State's schools.
Project SAVE - Brief History
