School Vandalism May Cost Massachusetts Town $800K This Year
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. -Springfield, Mass., officials expect that by December, vandals will cause approximately $800,000 of damage to city
NewsMarch 21, 2006
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AMA Study Warns Women About Spring Break
CHICAGO – Alcohol and sex play a prominent and potentially dangerous role in spring break trips of college
NewsMarch 8, 2006N.Y. Senate OKs Transfer of Disruptive Students
ALBANY, N.Y. – The New York State Senate passed a bill March 7 that would allow disruptive students
NewsMarch 7, 2006
Tech Boot Camp: Mass Notification Promotes Safety, Efficiency and Timely Response
When a disaster happens or is imminent, campus officials must be able to quickly and efficiently alert everyone
NewsFebruary 28, 2006DOJ Unveils Project Safe Childhood Initiative
WASHINGTON – Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales announced in a Feb. 15 press release the creation of Project
NewsFebruary 17, 2006Sports Illustrated Presents Award to Combat Steroid Abuse
NEW YORK – The Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), with its landmark steroid and drug prevention/health promotion
NewsFebruary 9, 2006New York Principal Returns to Work
NEW YORK – The popular principal of Curtis High School who was investigated by the city’s department of
NewsFebruary 1, 2006New Jersey District Will Install CCTV, Access Control at 2 Schools
LOGAN, N.J. – The Logan Elementary School and Center Square School, both in Logan, N.J., will have security
NewsJanuary 19, 2006
Study Says Uniforms Increase Student Attendance, Graduation Rates
School uniforms may improve attendance and discipline.
NewsJanuary 18, 2006Apology Leads to Arrest for Rape of Former University of Virginia Student
GREENWICH, Conn. – A man who apologized for his 1984 sexual assault of a female University of Virginia
NewsJanuary 17, 20064 Finalists Selected for AASA’s Superintendent of the Year Award
ARLINGTON, Va. – Superintendents from Georgia, New York, North Carolina and Washington have been selected as the four
NewsJanuary 11, 2006
Threatening Note Evolves Into an Opportunity
When a disturbing note was discovered in a high school restroom, the Peters Township School District of McMurray,
NewsDecember 31, 2005
What Happens When ‘The Big One’ Hits?
Upgrading your two-way radio systems as well as preparing the networks and personnel supporting your emergency communications will
NewsDecember 31, 2005
To Serve and Not Be Served
North Carolina University affiliated WakeMed Health and Hospitals of Raleigh, N.C., succeeds in keeping its patients and staff
NewsDecember 31, 2005Vanderbilt University Police Officer Killed in Traffic Accident
NASHVILLE, Tenn., A Vanderbilt University police officer was killed in an auto wreck while driving to work in
NewsDecember 15, 2005Lesbian Can Sue School for Telling Mother She’s Gay
SANTA ANA, Calif., A lesbian student can sue her school district and principal for revealing her sexual orientation
NewsDecember 5, 2005Fire Damages Taylor University Dormitory
FORT WAYNE, Ind., A fire in Schultz Hall at Taylor University was discovered by the campus safety officer
NewsOctober 10, 2005RFID Firm ASSA ABLOY Releases Best Practices for Keeping RFID Private
ORLANDO, Fla., In an attempt to combat critics and government legislation aimed against RFID technology, the ASSA ABLOY
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