Kentucky · Grades 6-12
School Safety Assemblies Across Kentucky
Kentucky administrators book this assembly because it does not lean on scare tactics. Instead of a slideshow of worst-case outcomes, students spend the hour learning to read warning signs, weigh what they see online and in person, and hand real information to an adult who can act. Districts in Lexington and Bowling Green have used the program to launch a school-wide reporting conversation.
Middle school safety assembly in Kentucky
Kentucky middle schoolers are old enough to notice tension between friends but young enough to worry that reporting makes them a snitch. Jim spends dedicated time on that fear, separating tattling from protecting, and gives sixth, seventh and eighth graders scripts that feel safe to say out loud. The tone stays light where it can be and steady where it needs to be.
High school safety assembly in Kentucky
Older Kentucky students get the leadership version of the message: they set the tone underclassmen copy. Athletes, student council members and club leads leave with a specific ask — model reporting publicly so younger students see it as normal.
Information for Kentucky school administrators
Counselors and deans in Kentucky tend to see the biggest impact in the two weeks after the assembly, when reporting typically increases. Jim provides follow-up prompts so staff can keep the conversation alive in advisory periods instead of letting it fade.
Magic, participation, videos and follow-up quizzes
Rather than lecturing for fifty minutes, Jim alternates formats every few minutes: a magic routine, a volunteer segment, a video clip, a direct question to the crowd. That rhythm is why teachers report unusually high attention from the back rows, and the follow-up quizzes confirm students retained the reporting steps.
Schedule a session for your Louisville area campus
There is no booking form. Email office@jimjordan.ca or call 1-866-333-4553 with your school name, grade levels and preferred dates, and Jim will confirm availability for Kentucky.
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