V.T. Governor Announces $1.5M for School Safety
Through the grant program, Vermont schools can apply to receive up to $25,000 for school safety and security enhancements.
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Pennsylvania Lawmakers Renew $60M Security Grant Program
Under the program, school districts can add security measures, including employee training and hiring more counselors and SROs.
5 Qualities Your School Violence Prevention Program Grant Applications Should Include
Here’s what the DOJ is looking for and how to make your SVPP grant application can stand out from the crowd.
The ‘Roadshow’ Approach to Developing Campus Stakeholder Buy-in
Here’s how one security manager fosters stakeholder support for her department and programs.
Big Time Security on a Small College Campus
Here’s how Seattle Pacific University, a small college campus, was able to adopt advanced security technology, and how that technology performed during an active shooter attack.
Prepare to Be Impressed: 2019 Director of the Year Finalists Shine Brighter than Ever
Congratulations to the much-deserving group of campus security, law enforcement and emergency management professionals who are this year’s Director of the Year finalists.
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.
How Healthcare Dir. of the Year Robert Field Finds Funding for Security
In order to have a successful workplace violence prevention program, Robert Field first had to acquire the necessary grants and funding.
$35M Awarded to Tenn. School Districts to Improve School Safety
Press Release
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.
Parkland Shooting Survivor Raises Money and Receives Civic Award
Press Release
Aidan Spitzer, Parkland shooting victim, raised over $23,000 for medical kits and received a civic award from the mayor of Parkland.
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