What Are the Biggest Threats to School Safety? Politics, Lobbyists, and Predatory Sales Tactics
Politicians want to keep kids safe, but without the input of school security professionals, their laws are bound to fail.
Politicians want to keep kids safe, but without the input of school security professionals, their laws are bound to fail.
Hazing incident information will need to be posted online and include when the incident happened, the investigation’s findings, and more.
Nex Benedict had allegedly been bullied for months, with the harassment starting shortly after Oklahoma passed its transgender school bathroom law.
These articles provide tips and lessons learned that will help you make better security technology decisions in the upcoming year.
The new executive order acknowledged AI’s positive potential while also warning that “irresponsible use could exacerbate societal harms.”
This bipartisan legislation would require hazing incidents be included in a college’s annual crime report and improve transparency.
Every public school in California will be required to provide school staff members with training on opioid and fentanyl prevention.
However, K-12 schools are barred from using facial recognition technology because a study determined the risks may outweigh the benefits.
Florida, New Jersey, New York, and Texas all require K-12 schools to have panic alarms, and other states may soon follow.
HB 3 provides nowhere near the funding needed for Texas school districts to hire additional law enforcement officers.