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e-scooter injury statisticsInsights

Surge in Electric Scooter Accidents Spurs School Bans

Many K-12 schools and college campuses have banned or limited electric scooters as recent data shows e-scooter injuries rose from under 30,000 in 2020 to 118,485 in 2024.

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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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school construction

5 Overlooked School Construction Details That Compromise Campus Security

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NEXEDGE NX-1000 Series

JVCKENWOOD Debuts New NEXEDGE NX-1000 Series Mobile Radios

The new NX-1700/1800 radios feature a white back-lit 13 segment, 10-character LCD display, and 7-color LED indicator.

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Planning for Natural Disasters

3 Things Your School District Needs to Consider When Planning for Natural Disasters

It is imperative schools plan for severe weather as it is estimated that 94% of students live in communities at risk for natural disasters.

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school shootings

Schools Had Most Shootings in 2 Decades, According to New Federal Report

Despite the rise in shootings, nonfatal criminal victimizations dropped from 51 to 11 per 1,000 students, ages 12-18 over the past ten years.

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