Chief Mark Clark Conducts Active Shooter Training for Staff
Mark Clark has been named CS K-12 Director of the Year for his efforts to train staff on active shooter preparedness and other school safety measures.
Mark Clark has been named CS K-12 Director of the Year for his efforts to train staff on active shooter preparedness and other school safety measures.
Two former high school track coaches say the shooter’s behavior as a student was “out of control.” He assaulted one of them during practice.
More and more cities are turning to technology like video surveillance to increase safety and lower crime, especially gun violence.
If you encounter an armed attacker who is so close that running or hiding is not an option, then you might want to grab, drop and strike.
Besides his success with community policing, Ed Reynolds has accomplished a lot in categories like training, department management, tech and mental health.
An 18-year-old student was fatally shot by a shooter at Canyon Springs High School earlier this week. The suspect fled the scene.
The rural Virginia county is the first in the state to approve arming teachers, which the governor has denounced since the school board’s initial proposal.
Colorado school districts are not required to disclose if they allow teachers to carry firearms and the state doesn’t track it.
Dennis Alexander, a teacher and reserve officer, accidentally discharged his firearm in a classroom while teaching a firearms safety course.
A recent survey of Michigan teachers found 95 percent believe increased funding for mental health resources would be effective in preventing gun violence.
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.