Take Campus Safety’s 2020 Access Control and Lockdown Survey! Topics include new technology being adopted to stem the spread of COVID-19, how policies and procedures have been affected and more.
Results from a survey just released by the Anti-Defamation League also found that marginalized groups experience more hate.
The threats campuses face are evolving. Whether it’s a violent intruder, or a disruptive outbreak of a disease, campuses need to be flexible so they adapt to changing circumstance and keep everyone safe.
All of the CSOS presentations are now available on-demand at no charge for campuses struggling with how to respond to the coronavirus.
Here are the various strategies states and districts have adopted to try to safely reopen after the coronavirus shut down.
The decision to remove security officers from Linton Middle School is part of the district’s plan to increase restorative justice initiatives.
The Directors of the Year were announced at the Campus Safety Online Summit.
Approximately $300 million of a $1 billion budget cut to the NYPD was supposed to be used to move SROs from under the agency.
With a required implementation date of Aug. 14, 2020, K-12 schools must quickly make changes to sexual harassment policies and procedures.
As campuses prepare for reopening in the fall, they must also consider the future of campus policing — a subject our readers showed the most interest in last month.
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