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After thoughtful consideration, we have made the difficult decision to indefinitely postpone the Campus Safety Magazine. We appreciate the support and engagement of the Campus Safety Magazine community and thank all those who have contributed to the program over the years.

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How Poor School Health Record Documentation Endangers Campus Safety

Emergency teams rely on accurate school health records to determine care paths, staffing needs, and whether outside support is needed.

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e-scooter injury statistics

Surge in Electric Scooter Accidents Spurs School Bans

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Tuskegee University coach Benjy Taylor was handcuffed after confronting a security officer over post-game security protocol that wasn’t being followed. college basketball, Morehouse College

Tuskegee Coach Handcuffed in Controversial Incident at College Basketball Game

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Seattle Public Schools

Rainier Beach: 2 Seattle Public Schools Students Fatally Shot at Bus Stop

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The cyberattack on AZ Monica impacted the HR system, preventing the hospital from being able to fully pay its 1,200 employees. Belgian hospital, healthcare cybersecurity, patient data security, patient privacy

Cyberattack Forces Hospital to Cancel Procedures, Transfer Patients and Not Pay Staff

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Vector Solutions

S.C. Department of Education Partners with Vector Solutions to Address Student Safety, Mental Health

All South Carolina schools have access to Vector's Student Safety & Wellness courses which cover topics like dating violence and depression.

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IPAWS

How Colleges Can Leverage FEMA’s IPAWS Program to Save Lives During Emergencies

The Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS) provides authenticated emergency information to the public through mobile phones.

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Students with Disabilities

Education Department Issues New Guidance on Discipline for Students with Disabilities

The new guidance was in part influenced by increasing mental health challenges during the pandemic, including among students with disabilities.

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