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The shooting happened when Aultman Hospital staff, accompanied by two armed security officers, entered Fair’s private room to prevent him from injuring himself. James Lee Fair, hospital shooting, workplace violenceNews

Ohio Hospital Shooting Leaves Patient Care Tech Injured; Suspect in Custody

The shooting happened when Aultman Hospital staff, accompanied by two armed security officers, entered Fair’s private room to prevent him from injuring himself.

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The federal Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism has accused Harvard of being “in violent violation” of Title VI, threatening to withdraw federal funding unless significant changes are made.

Federal Task Force Accuses Harvard of Title VI Violations, Threatens Loss of Federal Funding

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The school safety officer was shot multiple times and is in critical condition. School District of Philadelphia, Philadelphia Police Department responded, Inspector DF Pace, Kensington High School for the Creative and Performing Arts

Philadelphia School Safety Officer Shot After Road Rage Incident

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HKS students unable to enter the U.S. will be able to study online or complete their degrees at the University of Toronto. Harvard Kennedy School, Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, University of Toronto, international students

Harvard Kennedy School Introduces Contingency Plan for International Students

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Free Grant Consultations to Be Offered at 2025 Campus Safety Conference

Experts from the Grants Office, LLC will provide free 20-minute consultations to a limited number of Campus Safety Conference attendees. Save your spot today!

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The Principal Recovery Network is urging federal lawmakers to increase funding for K-12 recovery programs, warning that cuts to Title II and IV could threaten school security. National Association of Secondary School Principals, NASSP, U.S. Department of Education Secretary Linda McMahon, Project SERV

Principals Urge Federal Lawmakers Not to Cut School Safety and Recovery Funds

The Principal Recovery Network is urging federal lawmakers to increase funding for K-12 recovery programs, warning that cuts to Title II and IV could threaten school security.

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The When’s and Why’s of School Video Surveillance Maintenance

Through regular maintenance and management of video surveillance systems, schools can optimize their security posture and allocate resources effectively.

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