Detect-Communicate-Respond: 3 Steps to Simplifying School Safety and Security
Consider framing your school security and safety programs via a detection-communication-response rubric.
Consider framing your school security and safety programs via a detection-communication-response rubric.
Hear about the unique response required and lessons learned from an incident in an open-air stadium that left one parent dead.
As more students return to in-person learning, most teens don’t feel confident that their schools are prepared to address mental health and safety needs.
Top educational influencer and speaker, Steven Anderson, will interview Mark Edson, Assistant Director of Security and Emergency Planning for Littleton Public Schools in Littleton, Colorado and Terrell Baker, District Safety and Security Coordinator at Lindbergh Schools in St. Louis, MO.
The system shares live video and directly connects school communications with responding public safety agencies.
In conjunction with BluePoint, EMERgency24’s software allows two-way, multi-media mass communication between groups impacted by a crisis situation.
Mutualink was chosen from over 140 applications as the primary technology solution for an active shooter drill at George Mason University.
On the day of the shooting, it took four or five attempts for a responding officer to transmit a single piece of information over the radio.
CS’ latest survey finds that overall demand for emergency notification solutions has increased to 57%, compared to 51% in 2017
An audit of NYC schools’ safety plans found missing floor plans, unarmed door alarms, and a lack of drills and coordination, among other things.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.
This session will focus on improving college campus threat assessments, response and cyber safety in the post–COVID world.