If no officer has those skills, encourage the department to train or hire someone who does. Then the school and the police technology experts need to talk to each other. Set up some 'what if' scenarios. If a real bomb threat comes in, everyone should know exactly how to respond. Of course, it is often difficult for staff members to stay on the cutting edge of the fast-changing world of the Internet, says Hyatt, who manages the web page at Jefferson.
Some students are online five and six hours a day.
No teacher who has to plan lessons and grade papers will be able to equal that. Your district might be able to avoid some problems by using the technology tools already available. For example, when you set up your server, do not allow guest log-ons. Then that individual would have legitimate ways of getting into your system. And consider using filters.