Deadline Extended for Ohio Schools to Claim School Safety Grant Money
The deadline has been extended until Nov. 30 for the 27 percent of eligible Ohio schools who have not claimed their school safety grant money yet.
The deadline has been extended until Nov. 30 for the 27 percent of eligible Ohio schools who have not claimed their school safety grant money yet.
In order to have a successful workplace violence prevention program, Robert Field first had to acquire the necessary grants and funding.
Nearly 150 school districts in Tennessee have been awarded $35M for school security and safety funding, recommended by the Governor’s School Safety Working Group.
Aidan Spitzer, Parkland shooting victim, raised over $23,000 for medical kits and received a civic award from the mayor of Parkland.
The Emergency Assistance to Institutions of Higher Education will fund those effected by Hurricanes Harvey, Irma or Maria and the 2017 Calif. wildfires.
The federal government’s fiscal year 2019 budget currently does not include funding for the National Center for Campus Public Safety. Congress must continue supporting this effective and important program to keep students safe.
Governor Abbott’s plan brings a series of state policy changes and school safety recommendations in a wide range of areas.
The law touches on several areas designed to increase schools’ resilience and emergency preparedness.
Officials are facing a backlog of tens of millions of dollars worth of renovations at the state-operated health facilities.
Massive funding increases are coming to the education sector just as many school officials feared budgets would shrink.
Join Campus Safety and Stephen Lopez, Chief of the New Mexico State University Police Department to learn how to apply the KISUS (Keep It Simple Under Stress) principle so that emergency plans are easy to train, learn, and utilize.
New tracking technology is now available to help campus officials make the best decisions and keep students and staff safe when severe weather strikes.
