Mental Health

Read: School Safety Grants: What Is Available and How Do I Apply?

School Safety Grants: What Is Available and How Do I Apply?

State leaders are pushing for legislation that would increase school security funding and several federal grant programs have recently opened application periods. Don’t miss out.

Read: New Research: 4 Out of 10 Educators Are Considering Quitting and Gun Violence Is a Reason Why

New Research: 4 Out of 10 Educators Are Considering Quitting and Gun Violence Is a Reason Why

The survey, commissioned by Evolv Technology, quantifies and reveals the toll gun violence in our schools is taking on teachers.

Read: The Future of College Policing and Security

The Future of College Policing and Security

Institutions of higher education are evolving, which poses both challenges and opportunities for campus law enforcement and security departments.

Read: Crisis Communication and Safety in Education

Crisis Communication and Safety in Education

Concerns, Challenges, and Planning for the 2022-2023 School Year

Read: Part 1: The State of Healthcare Workplace Violence, De-Escalation Techniques, and Policy Must-Haves

Part 1: The State of Healthcare Workplace Violence, De-Escalation Techniques, and Policy Must-Haves

While hospital violence remains high, this threat management expert believes there is hope on the horizon due to new violence prevention standards.

Read: How Campus Police Can Help Promote a Positive and Safe School Culture

How Campus Police Can Help Promote a Positive and Safe School Culture

The more students trust those who keep campuses safe, the more comfortable they’ll be focusing on their academic pursuits.

Read: School Shooting Prevention, Response, Mitigation, and Recovery Resources

School Shooting Prevention, Response, Mitigation, and Recovery Resources

Adopting the following recommended practices will help schools address the threat of active shooters as well as other K-12 security concerns.

Read: Oxford School Shooter’s Parents to Stand Trial for Involuntary Manslaughter

Oxford School Shooter’s Parents to Stand Trial for Involuntary Manslaughter

A judge ruled that the shooting wouldn’t have happened if James and Jennifer Crumbley hadn’t bought their son a gun or if they had taken him home from school when asked to do so by administrators.

Read: 7 Henrico Deputies, 3 Hospital Employees Charged in Patient Restraint Death

7 Henrico Deputies, 3 Hospital Employees Charged in Patient Restraint Death

The 28-year-old man was being transferred from a jail to a state-run mental health hospital when he died during the intake process.

Read: HHS Announces the Availability of $25 Million to Expand Primary Care – Including Mental Health – Services in Schools

HHS Announces the Availability of $25 Million to Expand Primary Care – Including Mental Health – Services in Schools

For the first time, awardees will be required to provide mental health services in schools.

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