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Read: Southwick, Mass.: 6 Middle Schoolers Criminally Charged for ‘Mock Slave Auction’

Southwick, Mass.: 6 Middle Schoolers Criminally Charged for ‘Mock Slave Auction’

In a Snapchat group titled “Black people are low class,” the Southwick Regional School students allegedly bid on their Black classmates.

Read: 5 California Middle School Students Expelled for Creating, Sharing Nude AI-Generated Images of Classmates

5 California Middle School Students Expelled for Creating, Sharing Nude AI-Generated Images of Classmates

A group of students superimposed the faces of their classmates on AI-generated photos of nude bodies.

Read: 12 Times ‘See Something, Say Something’ Saved Lives

12 Times ‘See Something, Say Something’ Saved Lives

These instances include threats from a mother, a military veteran and students of all ages, emphasizing there is no one profile of a potential mass shooter.

Read: Report: 10 Essential Actions to Improve School Safety

Report: 10 Essential Actions to Improve School Safety

Here are the recommendations from COPS on school safety and a summary of their findings.

Read: 9 Ways to Ensure Students Don’t Ignore Emergency Notifications

9 Ways to Ensure Students Don’t Ignore Emergency Notifications

Marketing your campus’ emergency notification system must be a year-round endeavor. Here are some creative ways to entice students to opt-in.

Read: 3 Overlooked Elements of an Effective School Crisis Plan

3 Overlooked Elements of an Effective School Crisis Plan

Education backed by a safe environment is at the top of every school’s priority list. Here are three often-overlooked elements of effective crisis plans for today’s schools.

Read: Comments from 2024 Campus Safety Emergency Notification Survey Participants

Comments from 2024 Campus Safety Emergency Notification Survey Participants

Campus protection pros who took part in this year’s Emergency Notification Survey talk about the successes and challenges with their systems.

Read: 28% of College Admissions Officers Look at Applicants’ Social Media

28% of College Admissions Officers Look at Applicants’ Social Media

On the contrary, 33% of admissions officers consider it an “invasion of privacy,” according to a new survey from Kaplan.

Read: Perry High School Shooter Sent Discord Messages Minutes Before Attack

Perry High School Shooter Sent Discord Messages Minutes Before Attack

The shooter wrote he was “gearing up” in the bathroom and used a racial slur minutes before the deadly shooting.

Read: The Impact of Holiday Breaks on Youth Behavior, Online Safety and Mental Health

The Impact of Holiday Breaks on Youth Behavior, Online Safety and Mental Health

During holiday breaks, students who lack healthy connections to responsible adults may be vulnerable to negative influences, particularly those promoting worrisome online behavior.

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