School Safety

DOJ Report: Youthful Co-Offenders Require Special Attention

D.C. Guard Service Company Faces $1.4 M Tax Lien

APCO Hosts Project RETAINS Symposium Series

Read: Threatening Note Evolves Into an Opportunity

Threatening Note Evolves Into an Opportunity

When a disturbing note was discovered in a high school restroom, the Peters Township School District of McMurray, Pa., responded by putting the campus’ safety preparedness plans and procedures into action.

Read: 3 Heads Are Better Than 1

3 Heads Are Better Than 1

Experience has shown that multidisciplinary assessment teams more accurately evaluate threats than individuals doing evaluations on their own. Creating this type of panel is one significant step your campus can take to avert disasters.

Read: Virtual Fun with Real-World Consequences

Virtual Fun with Real-World Consequences

With widespread usage of Web-based social networking sites such as Facebook and MySpace at schools and colleges of all sizes, we’ve entered a new era in the evolution of stalking. Proactive campus safety professionals need to alert youth to the many unintended negative consequences of openly exchanging personal information.

Read: What Happens When ‘The Big One’ Hits?

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 give you greater confidence that they will come through when disaster strikes.

Read: FBI Reports Increase in Robberies and Murder for First Half of 2005

FBI Reports Increase in Robberies and Murder for First Half of 2005

ISU Lifts On-Campus Drinking Ban for Spring Celebration

Congress Cuts 2006 Budget for COPS, JAG Programs

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