Student Safety

Read: Armed Security Officers Added to Many School Safety Plans

Armed Security Officers Added to Many School Safety Plans

As part of new state legislation, all Florida school districts will be required to hire armed security officers or begin arming teachers.

Read: Update on FIU Pedestrian Bridge Collapse

Update on FIU Pedestrian Bridge Collapse

The FIU pedestrian bridge, which was under construction when it collapsed, was being built as a means for students to cross over a busy six-lane roadway.

Read: House Passes School Safety Bill in 407-10 Bipartisan Vote

House Passes School Safety Bill in 407-10 Bipartisan Vote

The Senate Judiciary Committee also held a hearing to discuss failures made by the FBI and law enforcement in acting on warning signs displayed by the Parkland gunman.

Read: 3 Students Injured After Teacher Fires Gun Inside Seaside High School (Calif.)

3 Students Injured After Teacher Fires Gun Inside Seaside High School (Calif.)

A parent says the teacher, who is also a reserve police officer, told the class he was going to use the gun for a demonstration on disarming a gunman when it went off.

Read: Schools Handling National Student Walkouts Differently

Schools Handling National Student Walkouts Differently

Schools have both endorsed the National Walkout Day and condemned it in statements to parents and students.

Read: More Schools, Colleges to Improve Campus Security After Fla. Shooting

More Schools, Colleges to Improve Campus Security After Fla. Shooting

The governor of Maryland has proposed a $125 million school security plan, which would be paid for by casino revenue received by the state.

Read: Explaining Florida’s New School Safety Law

Explaining Florida’s New School Safety Law

The Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act features several broad and controversial reforms.

Read: White House Unveils Gun and School Safety Proposals

White House Unveils Gun and School Safety Proposals

The proposals primarily focus on hardening school security, improving background checks for gun buyers and overhauling the mental health system.

Read: Social Media Monitoring: Beneficial or Big Brother?

Social Media Monitoring: Beneficial or Big Brother?

While some argue social media monitoring has thwarted potential crimes and saved lives, others are concerned it may expose their institution to additional liability or Clery Act violations.

Read: UNLV to Invest $16.5 Million in Campus Security Upgrades

UNLV to Invest $16.5 Million in Campus Security Upgrades

UNLV’s main focus will be improving security cameras and installing emergency call stations that can be monitored by police surveillance cameras.

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