In addition to Phase I and Phase II training, the training requirements for Phase III must be taught to all CSSO applicants and shall consist of thirty-six (36) hours minimum on the following subjects:

1. (1) Legal limitations on the use of firearms and on the powers and authority of a CSSO;

2. (2) Active shooter training:

   1. (A)

      1. (i) ALERRT active shooter training or an approved equivalent.
      2. (ii) This training must comprise at least sixteen (16) of the total thirty-six (36) hours; and
   2. (B) Incorporating security response with law enforcement;

3. (3)

   1. (A) Active shooter simulations and live-fire range practice.

   2. (B) This training must comprise at least ten (10) of the total thirty-six (36) hours and include, but not be limited to:

      1. (i) Shoot/don’t shoot drills;
      2. (ii) Rapid situational awareness; and

      3. (iii) Simulated live-fire weapon training, such as:

         1. (a) (a) Simunition;
         2. (b) (b) Paintball;
      4. (c) (c) Airsoft; or
      5. (d) (d) Other simulated weapons;

4. (4) Trauma care:

   1. (A) Wound management pertaining to active shooter situations; and

   2. (B)

      1. (i) CPR training and certification.

      2. (ii) Note.

         1. (a) (a) Prior CPR and/or wound management training or certification will not be accepted.
         2. (b) (b) CPR and wound management training and certification must be taught during Phase III training to ensure that the certification will not expire during the credential period;

5. (5) Defensive tactics:

   1. (A) Strikes and kicks, including blocks and stunning strikes;
   2. (B) Handcuffing techniques;
   3. (C) Joint manipulation; and
   4. (D) Weapon disarming techniques; and

6. (6)

   1. (A) Weapon retention.
   2. (B) Blocks, strikes, and maneuvers designed to maintain possession and control of a firearm from the holster and from the drawn position.

Codification Notes: “CSSO” means commissioned school security officer. "ALERRT" means Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training. "CPR" means cardiopulmonary resuscitation.