Safety, Compliance & Due Process

SB 68 Safety & Compliance Audits

Missouri SB 68 compliance consultant with direct DESE audit experience. July 2026 deadline approaching.

NAICS 541690
Overview

What this engagement delivers.

Missouri Senate Bill 68 requires schools to conduct comprehensive safety audits, appoint a safety coordinator, and meet DESE reporting requirements by July 1, 2026. We deliver independent, third-party SB 68 compliance audits with documentation that holds up under state review. If you need to be compliant before the deadline, start here.

Who It's For

Built for organizations that need defensible outcomes.

Missouri charter schools preparing for authorizer renewal or annual compliance review
Public school districts seeking third-party safety audit documentation
LEA safety committees needing independent review of existing protocols
Boards and superintendents preparing DESE reporting packages
Scope of Work

Four streams. One integrated engagement.

Every engagement is scoped to your setting, but the structure below is the baseline we deliver against.

Site Safety Assessment

Onsite walkthroughs of physical plant, entry control, visitor management, and emergency signage,benchmarked against SB 68 requirements and DESE reporting expectations.

Policy & Protocol Review

Document review of crisis response plans, threat assessment protocols, disciplinary policies, reunification procedures, and staff training records.

Stakeholder Interviews

Structured interviews with school leadership, safety officers, teachers, and support staff to surface gaps between policy and practice.

Gap Analysis & Corrective Action Plan

Prioritized findings report with categorized risk levels, statutory citations, and a sequenced corrective action plan with owners and deadlines.

Deliverables

What you receive.

  • Executive summary suitable for board and authorizer review
  • Full audit report with SB 68 and DESE statutory citations
  • Categorized findings (critical, high, medium, advisory)
  • Corrective action plan with owners, milestones, and evidence requirements
  • DESE-ready documentation package
  • Optional post-audit coaching and remediation support
How We Work

Four phases. No surprises.

01

Pre-Audit Scoping

Document request, stakeholder mapping, and scheduling. We identify the regulatory standards and reporting windows that apply to your specific setting.

02

Onsite Fieldwork

Walkthroughs, interviews, and policy review conducted over 1,3 days depending on campus count and scope. Observations are documented in real time.

03

Findings & Reporting

Draft report shared for factual review, followed by final report with prioritized findings and corrective action plan keyed to SB 68 and DESE reporting requirements.

04

Remediation Support

Optional post-audit coaching,protocol revisions, staff training, and documentation support to close findings before the next reporting cycle.

Why C II C

Practitioners who have done the work.

  • Direct DESE compliance and school safety audit experience
  • Former Deputy Director, Missouri Charter Public School Commission
  • Trained 26 charter schools statewide on behavioral intervention and safety culture
  • SAM.gov registered for federal, state, and local contracts
Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this engagement.

What is SB 68 and what does it require?+
Missouri Senate Bill 68 requires schools to conduct comprehensive safety audits, appoint a qualified safety coordinator, implement threat assessment protocols, and submit compliance documentation to DESE. Charter schools and public districts are both subject to these requirements.
When is the SB 68 compliance deadline?+
The safety coordinator appointment and compliance documentation requirements take effect July 1, 2026. Schools should begin the audit process at least 8-12 weeks before the deadline to allow time for fieldwork, reporting, and remediation.
What are the SB 68 safety coordinator requirements?+
SB 68 requires each school to designate a qualified safety coordinator responsible for overseeing safety audits, threat assessment protocols, crisis response planning, and DESE reporting. The coordinator must have appropriate training and authority to implement safety measures.
How long does a typical SB 68 audit take?+
Most single-campus audits complete in three to five weeks: one to two weeks of scoping and document review, one to three days of onsite fieldwork, and two to three weeks of analysis and reporting. Multi-campus districts scale accordingly.
Do you just audit, or do you also help remediate findings?+
Both. Audit engagements can include an optional remediation phase: protocol revisions, staff training, and documentation rebuilds to close findings before the deadline.
Are you independent enough to satisfy authorizers?+
Yes. C II C is an independent third-party firm. We hold no ongoing operational role at the organizations we audit, which is exactly the separation authorizers and reviewers expect.
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