Are You Covering All of Your Campus Safety Bases?
New research tells us that schools are too focused on active shooters and should pay more attention to accidental causes of death and other threats.
New research tells us that schools are too focused on active shooters and should pay more attention to accidental causes of death and other threats.
The 2014 Campus Safety Conference starts July 31! Here is an overview of the educational sessions that attendees can look forward to at this sold-out event.
Here’s a sneak peak of the educational sessions, speakers and exhibitors that will be featured at this year’s event.
Have you conducted a hazard analysis of lightning strikes? With the exception of about only six states, lightning risks should be on your radar.
Planning for enhanced school security should be done in the lull between incidents, not as a knee-jerk reaction.
A teen was shot and killed behind one of the Montgomery Public Schools campuses.
The film is expected to delay an active shooter from entering a school from three seconds to two minutes.
Linking these important functions can also assist first responders during an emergency and save on energy consumption.
The Edmonton Public School Board will spend $750,000 to install security cameras at 64 elementary schools, four elementary/junior high schools and eight junior high schools.
Despite a new law that will allow Georgia teachers and staff members to carry concealed weapons on campus, many state school districts have opted not to arm teachers stating that it will not make students safer.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.