Threats of Violence | The Chicago School
Threats of Violence
The Chicago School strives to maintain an environment free from intimidation, threats (direct or implied), or violent acts. The institution will not tolerate intimidating, threatening, or hostile behavior of any kind. This includes threats, physical abuse, vandalism, arson, sabotage, possession or use of weapons of any kind on The Chicago School property, or any other act that is dangerous in the workplace. Any object, regardless of its nature, is considered to be a weapon when used in a threatening or violent manner.
Emergency
If a threat is imminent or if violent behavior is occurring, 911 should be called immediately. After notifying local authorities, the campus Facilities department should be notified.
Non-Emergency
Upon learning of a threat of violence, members of the campus community should notify their supervisor, Campus Dean, Facilities, and/or Human Resources as soon as possible and provide assistance with the investigation as necessary. Incidents may be reported anonymously if a victim feels it is in their best interest to do so.
Employees who believe that they have been subjected to any of the behaviors listed above or who observe or have knowledge of a violation of the policies and procedures of the institution shall immediately report the incident to their supervisor, Facilities, and/or Human Resources.