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Dario Giomi serves as the Facilities Manager and Security Lead at The Ambrose School’s North Campus in Garden City, Idaho, where he has helped develop a practical, scalable operations and security plan tailored to a classical Christian school setting. Before stepping into school safety work, he spent five years in the U.S. Army, deploying to Afghanistan and Iraq and attaining the rank of Sergeant, followed by fourteen years as a police officer, including assignments on SWAT, a gang unit, and as a firearms instructor. Dario is currently completing his B.S. in Criminal Justice at Boise State University. He and his wife, a nursing professor, have two sons at Ambrose and are members of Eagle Christian Church. He is passionate about helping classical Christian schools become both warmly hospitable and wisely prepared — schools that are prepared, not afraid, as they protect Christ’s little ones.
This session connects classical Christian goals of cultivating wisdom and virtue to the everyday work of keeping a campus safe. Using The Ambrose School as a case study, it walks through how one school organized safety roles, wrote simple procedures, and trained staff in a way that fits a Christ-centered classical culture — helping schools be prepared, not afraid.
Dario Giomi serves as the Facilities Manager and Security Lead at The Ambrose School’s North Campus in Garden City, Idaho, where he has helped develop a practical, scalable operations and security plan tailored to a classical Christian school setting. Before stepping into school safety work, he spent five years in the U.S. Army, deploying to Afghanistan and Iraq and attaining the rank of Sergeant, followed by fourteen years as a police officer, including assignments on SWAT, a gang unit, and as a firearms instructor. Dario is currently completing his B.S. in Criminal Justice at Boise State University. He and his wife, a nursing professor, have two sons at Ambrose and are members of Eagle Christian Church. He is passionate about helping classical Christian schools become both warmly hospitable and wisely prepared — schools that are prepared, not afraid, as they protect Christ’s little ones.