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.
The following practices will help your district take a careful and intentional approach to implementing school security upgrades.
Substantial upcoming medical facility projects will call for numerous types of industry expertise as well as an abundance of equipment, technology, and security components.
All upgrades must be considered in collaboration with existing personnel so school security can be supported — not replaced — with automated technology.
MSU has installed locks on classroom doors, restricted after-hours building access, added cameras and an SOC, and more.
The time to plan for upgrading digital signage is when your current equipment is still working, not when it fails. Here’s how to make your case to other campus stakeholders.
A patient who checked in for a mental health evaluation at Chippenham Hospital opened fire, striking another patient and a police officer.
Carefully plan your security system upgrades, select the right partners, and choose an open architecture platform to minimize disruptions and costs.
Here’s how a school safety director used $250,000 from the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act to upgrade security cameras on 23 campuses.
One grant program, Renew America’s Schools, is prioritizing K-12 schools with plans to implement projects that lower energy costs, reduce emissions, and create healthier and safer learning environments.