Tabletop Exercise 1: Student Hasn’t Returned Home from School. What Would You Do?
Test your school’s emergency response skills with these real-life incidents.
Test your school’s emergency response skills with these real-life incidents.
Consider framing your school security and safety programs via a detection-communication-response rubric.
Visitor management is now a necessity. Taking these factors into consideration will help you select the right solution for your organization.
The top stories from last month covered a wide variety of topics, including child custody issues, new Title IX rules and concealed weapons on campus.
A convicted felon almost succeeded in kidnapping two boys from their Washington, D.C. elementary school.
A female student was held at gunpoint and forced into a vehicle by the father of her child on Ohio State’s Mansfield campus.
The 30-year-old man, whose daughter attends the Oregon school, was shot and killed during a struggle with police after he pulled out a gun.
Having thorough visitor management processes and a staff that is well-versed in understanding child custody paperwork are just two ways to ensure children are safe while in school.
The kidnapping case had perplexed investigators for 18 years.
Footage of the incident has gained national attention.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.