Campus Safety Magazine January-February 2019 Issue
‘Secure, Preserve, Fight’ Has Been Proposed as an Alternative Way to Respond to Active Shooters in Healthcare Settings. Read more.
‘Secure, Preserve, Fight’ Has Been Proposed as an Alternative Way to Respond to Active Shooters in Healthcare Settings. Read more.
First responders take about ten minutes on average to arrive at the scene of an emergency. Bystander care could assist in saving a life.
“Secure, Preserve, Fight” can be an alternative way to respond to active shooters in healthcare settings when “Run, Hide, Fight” is not possible.
While quick response to deadly force is critical for survival, it is better to prevent that first shot from being fired, rather than simply surviving an attack.
A recent study found between the 2001-2002 and 2015-2016 school years, 437 people were shot in 190 college campus shooting incidents.
Some K-12 schools and colleges have chosen to “arm” students and teachers with items that can be used as weapons against an active shooter.
The man told investigators he made the calls to test Bakersfield Police Department’s readiness for an active shooter response.
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The two students are being lauded for speaking up about rumors of a school shooting plot they heard.
Here’s a round-up of our favorite feel-good stories from 2018 to ring in the New Year with a positive outlook on mankind.
By creatively integrating systems you can both improve campus safety and increase your return on investment.
For students to thrive in their classrooms, they need not only educational tools to learn but also an environment that allows them to achieve their full potential—one where they feel safe. Controlling access is a critical part of providing a safe learning atmosphere.
