The Warning Signs of Violence
Understanding the tactics used by adult manipulators and the behaviors of at-risk youth will help you identify problems before they escalate into emergencies.
Understanding the tactics used by adult manipulators and the behaviors of at-risk youth will help you identify problems before they escalate into emergencies.
Here are some lessons learned by a K-12 school campus police chief who participated in the Georgia International Law Enforcement Exchange.
This primer will help you determine which locks, card access systems and other door devices are appropriate for your campus and district.
Site assessments that cover natural surveillance, access control, territoriality and other CPTED concepts will help to protect your campus, students and staff.
Educators, medical providers and safety and security directors have a moral and legal duty to report suspected and observed abuse.
Visitor management software allows K-12 campuses to screen for sex offenders, monitor child custody, track hours worked by volunteers and staff, monitor students who leave school grounds for field trips and provide data on who comes and goes from campus facilities.
Check the credential’s micro print to determine if a state-issued identification card is genuine or counterfeit.
Prevent gang violence on your campus by partnering with local law enforcement and training security and clinical staff.
Video image detection is pushing past the boundaries of long established fire safety systems. Able to detect smoke or flame anywhere within cameras’ field of view, this method is not limited by standard detectors’ reliance on distance and area.
Support for public safety by senior campus leadership, as well as the creation of emergency plans and appropriate communications systems are critical components of UT Austin’s successful campus protection program.
Download this FREE guide to learn how to reduce the frequency and severity of events impacting your campus.
This buying guide will walk you through three key processes to help you select the appropriate Mass Notification System for your institution.
