Editor’s Picks: Amy’s 10 Favorite Campus Safety Articles from 2022
My favorite articles from this year cover topics such as site assessments, comfort K9s, and the importance of inclusion and representation.
My favorite articles from this year cover topics such as site assessments, comfort K9s, and the importance of inclusion and representation.
About 55% of college students involved in campus organizations experience hazing and 40% report suffering significant negative effects.
Students who identify as LGBTQIA+ report feeling slightly more stressed about going home for the holidays.
Now, 28% of adults say parents should have the option to not vaccinate their school-age children for things like measles, mumps, and rubella.
A digital wellness expert shares ways schools can reduce technology-dependent behaviors to help ensure children and teens remain safe online.
As part of its partnership, NAPCO will be developing new school security training courses and incorporating the PASS K-12 Program.
A survey sent out to the Keller ISD community shows an overwhelming majority do not support implementing the program.
In their honor, family and friends of those who were killed have helped make real changes in how our country approaches school safety and mental health.
A third-party investigator also determined the sheriff’s office had no policy in place for handling active shooter situations.
Holidays can amplify emotional distress for some, particularly youth. Here are some basic tips educational institutions can offer both students and employees.
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.