Student Safety

Read: How Campus Police Can Help Promote a Positive and Safe School Culture

How Campus Police Can Help Promote a Positive and Safe School Culture

The more students trust those who keep campuses safe, the more comfortable they’ll be focusing on their academic pursuits.

Read: Severe Weather: More Than Just a Seasonal Threat

Severe Weather: More Than Just a Seasonal Threat

Campus weather preparedness plans, outreach and training must take into account the fact that tornadoes, as well as other weather hazards, can happen at any time.

Read: A Strong Cybersecurity Posture Starts with Senior Leadership

A Strong Cybersecurity Posture Starts with Senior Leadership

Leadership often does not know the policies to implement but there are extensive frameworks they can follow.

Read: Denver Student Accused of Shooting 2 Administrators Found Dead

Denver Student Accused of Shooting 2 Administrators Found Dead

Shots were fired as the faculty members were patting down the student as part of a school safety plan he was under.

Read: UPDATE: 29-Year-Old Who Posed as High School Student Was Lonely, Lawyer Says

UPDATE: 29-Year-Old Who Posed as High School Student Was Lonely, Lawyer Says

New Jersey law requires schools to immediately enroll unaccompanied children, even in the absence of records normally required for enrollment.

Read: University to Pay $14M to Family of Wrestler Who Died of Heat Stroke After Practice

University to Pay $14M to Family of Wrestler Who Died of Heat Stroke After Practice

According to the lawsuit, Grant Brace begged for water, but his coaches refused his request and didn’t contact the trainer or emergency medical staff.

Read: 7 More Women Join Title IX Lawsuit Against Loyola University Chicago

7 More Women Join Title IX Lawsuit Against Loyola University Chicago

A total of ten women now allege the Chicago school has suppressed reports of sexual violence and sexual harassment.

Read: Ransomware Gangs Release Naked Photos of Cancer Patients, Student Sexual Assault Records

Ransomware Gangs Release Naked Photos of Cancer Patients, Student Sexual Assault Records

Cybersecurity experts say ransomware groups are going to extremes as more organizations refuse to pay ransoms.

Read: NYC School Safety Agents Down More Than 20%

NYC School Safety Agents Down More Than 20%

Prior to the pandemic, there were about 5,000 safety agents assigned to NYC public schools. As of last month, that number dropped to 3,900.

Read: 4 Ways Schools Must Optimize Physical Security to Make Students Safer

4 Ways Schools Must Optimize Physical Security to Make Students Safer

While active shooter events are rare, a general lack of preparedness for threats on campus is much more common.

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