School Safety Expert David Perrodin Discusses His Book "School of Errors" - a podcast by Jim Malliard

David Perrodin’s most recent book “School of Errors establishes another voice in the discussion of how to promote safe schools. It challenges the unchecked expansion of school fortification and hyper-realistic intruder drills and questions the realized benefit of inter-agency collaboration during a sentinel event.

The Malliard Report recently had the opportunity to chat with David Perrodin, Ph.D., author of the book “School of Errors”. David is a leading expert on school safety, having worked as an educator, administrator, and consultant. During the interview, David discussed his experience with the book, the importance of school safety, and the ways we can work together to create safer schools.When asked about his experience writing the book, David spoke about the importance of learning from our mistakes and the power of critical thinking. He said, “One of the primary reasons for writing this book was to equip school professionals with the skills to effectively assess their own school safety plans and make changes to improve them. We need to be able to identify errors and make corrections before a tragedy strikes.”

David went on to explain the importance of inter-agency collaboration, saying, “It’s important for school administrators to remember that they are not alone in this process. Collaborating with other local agencies such as law enforcement, fire departments, and local mental health professionals, can help create a comprehensive school safety plan that addresses a broad range of potential threats.”David Perrodin’s “School of Errors” is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding how to create a safe school environment. His insights on inter-agency collaboration, critical thinking, and learning from mistakes provide a valuable perspective to the discussion of school safety. To learn more about David and his work, be sure to check out The Malliard Report podcast and read his book “School of Errors”.
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