How Many K-12 Schools Have Security Cameras, Controlled Access?
Recent data from the Indicators of School Crime and Safety found a 315% increase in K-12 public schools that have security cameras.
216 Harris County Students Charged in 3 Months Following Parkland
A Texas prosecutor says his office has since reevaluated how it handles student threats after 90% of the cases involved first time offenders.
Robocalls Are Inundating Hospitals, Putting Patients at Risk
In April 2018, Tufts Medical Center in Boston received 4,500 robocalls in just two hours, severely disrupting critical hospital communications.
Johns Hopkins is Creating a Center to Study School Safety and Health
The Center for Safe and Healthy Schools will focus on health and wellness, schools and community engagement and school security and technology.
GAO Report: Gov’t Must Do More to Combat Hunger on College Campuses
A new report from the GAO found in 2016, two million college students who qualified for food assistance did not receive the benefits.