Why Schools Should Practice Decision-Based Response Drills as Often as Fire Drills
Decision-based response drills help staff and students learn how to recognize credible threats early and make situational decisions.
Insights January 28
Latest In: ALICE
Michigan School District Faces Third Day of Closures Amid Network Outage and Security Concerns
All South Lyon Community Schools have been closed for three days due to a major network outage impacting…
News September 17
New Survey Reveals How Calif. Students Feel About Active Shooter Drills
Eighty percent of respondents said current active shooter drills fail to prepare students for a real emergency and…
News October 31
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November 12
Prevention Training Matters More than Response in the Fight Against Active Shooters
Threat assessment training should be provided to anyone in any community, not just to campus behavioral intervention team…
Insights July 30
How Security Technology Can Improve School Response to Emergencies
Security technology, such as gunshot detection, and training can help schools comply with Alyssa’s Law as well as…
News April 14
Omnilert, Navigate360 Combine Gun Detection with Active Shooter Response Training
The new partnership combines Omnilert's AI-powered Gun Detect with Navigate360's active shooter response training expertise.
Press Releases December 13
Teachers Shot ‘Execution Style’ with Airsoft Guns During ALICE Training
Officers conducting the training at an Indiana elementary school made teachers kneel down and face a wall before…
News March 22
Teen Gets 23 Years for West Liberty-Salem High School Shooting
The teen was sentenced to the maximum number of years for the charges he faced, which included attempted…
News May 3
Audit: Calif. K-12 Schools Ill-Prepared for Gun Violence, Active Shooter
While required to have an overall safety plan, California State law does not require public schools to have…
News September 7
