ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Schools have emergency drills designed to keep students safe in moments of uncertainty. But for students with disabilities, those drills can feel different with loud sirens, rapid instructions, and sudden movements. Stefan Bjes, the Director of Safety and Security for Plainfield District 202, joined us on Shift Everything to share a perspective that shapes how he approaches safety, both at home and in schools.
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