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Join Pat Hamilton from The “I Love U Guys” Foundation and Katelyn Warnock from Raptor Technologies for a practical, no-nonsense conversation on what meaningful safety training really looks like in K–12 schools. Together, they break down how to design training that sticks, run emotionally responsible drills, integrate technology into daily practice, and use after-action insights to steadily improve readiness.
This session will help leaders move beyond “checking the box” and toward training that prepares staff and students for real-world situations.
With his 23-year tenure at Adams 12 Five Star Schools and role as the Alliance Director of The “I Love U Guys” Foundation, Pat Hamilton demonstrates a strong commitment to enhancing school safety. His involvement with The "I Love U Guys" Foundation since 2008 underscores his dedication to creating safe learning environments and protecting the joy of youth. Pat's knowledge of school safety is evident through his contributions to the Standard Response Protocol (SRP) and the Standard Reunification Method (SRM), which earned him the moniker "grandfather of reunification," an acknowledgment that reflects his contributions to school safety.
Katelyn serves as the Vice President of Professional Services division focusing on project implementation, process improvement, professional services, and change management. Katelyn has over 7+ years of experience leading project implementations with both states and school districts across the U.S. Notably, Katelyn led the Statewide implementation of Raptor’s silent panic alert technology, Raptor Alert, for the Florida Department of Education. This project serves approximately 30,000 end users. Katelyn also designed and created the Compliance and Success Program (CSP) for new Emergency Management implementations, which includes interactive training, ongoing access to best practices, and system success monitoring. Katelyn earned a BS in Industrial Engineering from Texas A&M University.