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K-12 and College Shooters

Part 2: Behavioral Differences in K-12 and College Shooters’ Interactions with Parents, Peers, and Teachers

School shooters may adjust their behaviors and modify their manipulations depending on the social context and the relationship they have with the bystander.

Larry Bushart Jr.’s month-long imprisonment over his social media post about Charlie Kirk’s assassination highlights the clash between Tennessee’s school safety laws and First Amendment rights. Perry County Sheriff’s Office, Perry County School System, free speech, threat assessment,

Tennessee Man’s Arrest Over Facebook Post on Charlie Kirk Murder Sparks Free Speech Debate

School Shooters

Part 1: How School Shooters Manipulate Others, Evade Bystander Concerns

Access Control

Mobile Credentials Emerge as Leading Access Control Option

A jury found a Richneck School administrator guilty of gross negligence in case involving a first grader who shot his teacher. Abby Zwerner, Ebony Parker, Deja Taylor,

Virginia Jury Awards $10 Million in Richneck School Teacher Shooting Case

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A recent survey reveals that over 77% of Americans support implementing AI-powered gun detection technology in schools, workplaces, and houses of worship to enhance safety and prevent threats. Eagle Eye Networks, artificial intelligence, school shootings, campus shootings, workplace violence

Survey Reveals Strong Public Support for Gun Detection Technology in Schools and Workplaces

A recent survey reveals that over 77% of Americans support implementing AI-powered gun detection technology in schools, workplaces, and houses of worship to enhance safety and prevent threats.

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Reducing Forcible Entry on Campus with Key Control

Key control technology brings heightened levels of security and safety to college and university campuses by reducing incidents of forcible entry and theft.

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Eighty-one percent of college, K-12 school and hospital security/public safety agencies don’t have enough sworn officers, according to the 2025 Campus Safety Salary and Benefits Benchmark Survey. public safety, security departments, staffing shortages, sworn officers, nonsworn officers, security officers

8 in 10 Campus Public Safety Departments Don’t Have Enough Officers, New Survey Reveals

Eighty-one percent of college, K-12 school and hospital security/public safety agencies don’t have enough officers, according to the 2025 Campus Safety Salary and Benefits Benchmark Survey.

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Police and Security Experts Interpret the Campus Safety 2025 Salary and Benefits Benchmark Survey Results

Safety Planning for Volatile School Board Meetings

Executive Protection and Workplace Violence: Identifying and Preventing Incidents

It’s Time to Protect Our Teachers: Advanced School Security Strategies

Creating the Castle: Enhancing School Security and Hospital Security with Access Control and Visitor Management

Eighty-one percent of college, K-12 school and hospital security/public safety agencies don’t have enough sworn officers, according to the 2025 Campus Safety Salary and Benefits Benchmark Survey. public safety, security departments, staffing shortages, sworn officers, nonsworn officers, security officers

2025 Campus Safety Salary and Benefits Benchmark Survey Results

School Emergency Communications Save Lives: 7 Best Practices to Follow

School Emergency Communications Save Lives: 7 Best Practices to Follow

Reimagine Hospital Security with LiDAR and Digital Twins

How 3D Surveillance Improves Safety and Security in Healthcare Settings

Case Study: Integrated Technology Enhances Security for New Jersey School District

Case Study: Integrated Technology Enhances Security for New Jersey School District

Empower Your School District with Cloud-Based Innovation

Empower Your School District with Cloud-Based Innovation

Student safety meets classroom design at Campus Safety at EDspaces, happening November 5-7 in Columbus, Ohio. CS@EDspaces

Campus Safety at EDspaces Is THIS Week!

Campus Safety and EDspaces join forces again as schools face mounting pressures to ensure student safety while maintaining effective learning environments.

Designing Safer Schools: Campus Safety and EDspaces Unite to Empower School Leaders and Facility Managers

Attend Campus Safety at EDspaces November 5-7 to learn innovative strategies like CPTED principles and master planning integration to enhance safety and security in educational and training facilities. school security design, safety through design, master planning for security, educational facility safety, physical security systems, crime prevention through environmental design, Guy Bliesner, David Sturtz, Kristin Ambrose, HKS Inc., Ric Everett

Designing for Defense: Enhancing Campus Safety Through Physical Design

The CS@EDspaces Conference, happening November 5-7 in Columbus, Ohio, will provide higher education leaders with actionable strategies to enhance campus security for controversial speakers while safeguarding free speech and academic freedom. Campus Safety at EDspaces, Charlie Kirk, executive protection, dignitary protection, event security, Mike Matranga, Tim Reboulet, U.S. Secret Service

Campus Safety at EDspaces Conference Tackles Controversial Speaker Security

CS@EDspaces, happening November 5–7 in Columbus, Ohio, offers discounted attendee registration rates until September 30. Campus Safety at EDspaces

Campus Safety at EDspaces: Register Now for Discounted Admission

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series